Pale Indian-Plantain

Arnoglossum atriplicifolium (formerly Cacalia atriplicifolia)

From a rosette of basal leaves emerges a tall, thick stalk that supports a flat-topped panicle of white flower clusters. The round stem is light green or purple.  Leaves--larger near the bottom of the plant--are large (8 inches or more across near the bottom) and deeply cut, somewhat resembling the shape of a maple leaf.

4-8 feet, partial sun.

Summer (July-September).

The buds beginning to open.  

5 July 2020.

Pale Indian-Plantain, 31 July 2020.