Narrowleaf Mule’s Ear

Wyethia angustifolia

all yellow sunflower family disk and ray flower

Long thin linear to lance shaped leaf with pinnate venation

Plant Description

Narrowleaf mule’s ear is a pretty perennial with 3″ wide yellow sunflower-like flowers and long, narrow, lance-shaped leaves. It blooms from mid-spring to mid-summer and attracts a variety of butterflies and pollinators. It prefers full sun and well-drained soils, but isn’t too fussy. A favorite among wildflower enthusiasts, it is also an excellent plant for rock gardens and meadowscapes.

Plant Details

Life Forms	Forb
Habitats	Gardens Hillsides Little Habitats Meadows Prairies Residential yards
Soil and Moisture Conditions	Well drained
Special Uses	Attracts pollinators and or other beneficial insects Blooms July Blooms June Blooms May Drought tolerant Flowering Flowers yellow Good for rock garden Herbaceous Ornamental Perennial Produces pollen Produces seeds Provides wildlife habitat
Shade Preference	Full sun
Mature Height	1-3'