Eryngium petiolatum (Oregon Coyote Thistle) Mountable It is native to western

It is native to western North America

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Eryngium petiolatum (Oregon Coyote Thistle) Mountable It is native to westernPlant Description: In the carrot family with short, sharp basal leaves and thick, fiberous roots (like a carrot!) Flowers are sharp, toothed, and round. Low growing. Light Requirements: Full sun is best part sun Water Needs: High, perennially wet, can dry out in summer Soil Needs: Clay, loam Height: <12" Portland Plant List (PPL): No Ecological Function: Coyote Thistle is most commonly a wetland species and grows alongside sedges and rushes. We