Culver's Root

NPS/Gordon Dietzman Prairie Home Introduction Culver's Root is a handsome plant with white flowers in dense spikes. It grows to be 3 or 4 feet tall, and is often seen along roadsides and forest edges. Culver's root prefers mesic to wet conditions. The most common pollinators to Culver's root include butterflies, flies, and bees. Blooming: July through mid-August with individual plants blooming for about a month. Flowers bloom from the bottom of the flowering stalk upwards. Find It Fort Snelling State Park Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge Want to Help Us Better Understand the Park? See our iNaturalist project, "The Life of the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area" and contribute to it by downloading the iNaturalist app and uploading your sightings of this species, and others, to the project. You can also upload your sightings from your computer.