Drymocallis arguta Light Timer • Promotes healthy roots and

• Promotes healthy roots and dense vegetation

It contains photons that can be measured in terms of energy

Tip: It is common for dieffenbachias to lose their lower leaves as they grow and mature

Exceptionally hardy and well-suited to Canadian gardens in Zones 3–8

Drymocallis arguta Light Timer • Promotes healthy roots andScientific Name: Drymocallis arguta Common Name: Tall Cinquefoil Exposure: Full sun to partial shade Blooming Time: June to August Bloom Duration: 2 to 3 months Fragrance: No noticeable fragrance Plant Growing Habit: Upright, clump forming Characteristics: A native North American perennial with tall, branching stems and clusters of small, bright white, five petalled flowers. The delicate blooms create an airy appearance and attract bees, butterflies,