Hammock snakeroot, Hoarhound (Ageratina jucunda)

Description: Clusters of tiny, white flowers are borne on erect stems which have lance-shaped leaves. Attractive to butterflies. Drought tolerant once established.

Lifespan: Perennial

Light exposure: Full sun to high pine shade

Bloom color: White

Bloom season: Late summer to early winter

Height (in bloom): Up to 3 feet

Habitat: Dry sandhills and hammocks

Each packet covers 10 square feet.

Read the Florida Wildflower Foundation's profile of Hammock snakeroot.