Lovely small and bright yellow perennials. Long oval-shaped leaves. Grow in clusters on the open range and prairie and thickets. Stems grow woody. Beautiful flower and a resident plant of South Dakota.  

Brown cylindrical center with about twelve hanging yellow petals. Lovely prairie native resident of South Dakota. Grows tall about three feet. Bees love and butterflies too. 

The Prairie Violet is a lovely low growing native perennial. It usually grows less than one foot in height and blooms in May-June, Sept. time frames. Favorite bloom of the Regal Fritillary. A small butterfly which is about three inches in wingspan and is found throughout the prairie grasslands. Such a beautiful sight to see on the prairie! 

Small purple wildflower also native to South Dakota. Thrives in prairie region grows about three feet tall. Lots of bees and butterflies congregate around this little thriller. 

Grows in full sun or moist lowlands prairie. Looks like a daisy. White delicate petals with a yellow center. Lovely show from late August. Native South Dakota flower.

The Hoary Pucoon is a yellow-orange perennial. The plant is six to eighteen inches in height. Having five petals that appear to be rounded in shape. Leaves are about two and a half inches long and oblong in shape. Lives on the open prairie in full sun. Beautiul flower to see on the prairie here at Coteau Valley Farm!