Meadow Arnica (Arnica chamissonis)
Meadow Arnica (Arnica chamissonis)
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Why We Grow It
Why We Grow It
Arnica is a great ground cover, soil stabilizer, nectar source and potent helpful herb. Its been used by many different regions over time. It takes the pressure off the wild populations and just makes for a convenient way to collect flowers for home or commercial use.
How the Plant Grows
How the Plant Grows
Arnica is an herbaceous perennial spreading by roots. It sends up beautiful green leathery leaves and bloom in late spring or early summer
Plant Size
Plant Size
Size at Maturity- 1 foot in height with vegetation dying back to the ground every year
Current Size- 2-3 Root Clumps
Additional Info
Additional Info
Spreading ground layer once established can supress weeds. Flowers are best used fresh in liniment or dried and used in oil. Plant in a well weeded area and make sure it isn't overtaken the first year and should be robust after that requiring little maintenance.
2-3 Root Divisions. Enough to start a small patch
Meadow Arnica (Arnica chamissonis), well known for its use reducing pain and inflammation is a hardy, visually striking perennial that brings bright, daisy-like blooms and strong ecological value to the garden. A member of the sunflower family, this species is appreciated for its vibrant flowers and its ability to support a wide range of pollinators throughout the growing season. Meadow Arnica is easy to establish and spread through root divisions, making it a reliable choice for gardeners looking to add beauty, biodiversity, and a resilient native plant to their landscape.
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Plant Highlights
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Water
Medium
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Pollination
Self Fertile
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Soil
Prefers rich moist soil
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Years to Bear
2
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Hardiness
Zone 3-9 (down to about –40°C)
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Solar
Shade-to full sun
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