Oregon Sunshine

Honeybees visit Eriophyllum lanatum for its abundant nectar and pollen, which support foraging during late spring through summer blooms in dry conditions. The plant forms low, woolly mounds in well-drained soils, requiring little maintenance once established and attracting a range of pollinators. It is drought-tolerant and typically resists deer browsing, though occasional division may prevent overcrowding in moist sites.