Narrowleaf False Dragonhead features tall spikes of tubular pink flowers. Its stems are stiff and square, and the plant is known for its ability to hold its shape when bent.
Habitat
It grows in wetlands and along streams.
Diet
Hummingbirds and bees are attracted to its nectar.
How common
Rare
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