Rattlesnake Master

    Zones: 3-9
    Exposure: Full Sun
    Mature Size: 48"H x 24-36" S
    Bloom: White- Late May/ Early July- Early September
    Pot Size: 3.25"
    Availability: Sold Out: Spring 2025
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      Eryngium Yuccifolium

      Herb Growing Tips

      Light: Full Sun

      Temperature: Perennial for zones 3-9

      Watering: Minimal watering. Watering in the morning would help the plant dry out during the day to help avoid root rot. 

      Soil: prefers sandy soils but can be planted in clay or rocky soils

      Comments: Rattlesnake Master is a self-seeder. Remove seed heads to control growth. The plant thrives in lean soil, and over-fertilizing causes flopping.


      Herb Description: 

      If you're searching for a visually striking herb to add to your garden, Rattlesnake Master, also known as Eryngium yuccifolium, could be the one for you. This herbaceous perennial plant has spiky blue-green leaves that resemble yucca foliage, and in the summer, it produces spherical white flower heads.


      One of the main benefits of having Rattlesnake Master in your garden is its ability to attract pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. It makes an excellent choice for gardeners who want to create a thriving ecosystem in their outdoor spaces.


      However, it's worth noting that Rattlesnake Master is a slow grower and may take a few years to establish itself in your garden. To help it thrive, plant it in an area with full sun and well-drained soil.


      Furthermore, Rattlesnake Master is mildly toxic when ingested, so it may not be suitable for households with young children or pets. However, if you take the necessary precautions, this plant can make a fantastic addition to your garden. If you're searching for a distinctive and pollinator-friendly herb to add to your outdoor space, Rattlesnake Master is undoubtedly worth considering.

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