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About This Plant
Marsh Rattlesnake Master grows in wet areas, such as bogs, marshes, and ditches. Although it prefers moist soils, once established, it can tolerate drier soils and even brief drought periods. Its blooms are round, spiked, periwinkle-colored balls that attract various pollinators and are also an eyecatcher in the garden.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Marsh Rattlesnake Master gets its name from its historical use by Native Americans as a snake bite treatment.
Alternate Names
Bitter Snakeroot, Corn Snakeroot, Eryngo, Marsh Eryngo, Snakeroot
