Basket Flower

Plant explorers first discovered this impressive native plant in 1851 during their treks West. With huge, feathery flowers that are 4 inches across, it makes a great addition to borders or meadow plantings, wherever its blooms and luminous, straw-colored woven buds can be showcased. Not only are they fragrant and attractive to pollinators, but they also make excellent cut flowers, whether fresh or dried.