Goldfinches eagerly search for their favorite seeds, even when flowers like Cup Plant are still in bloom mid-summer.
And they love to stop by for a drink as rainwater collects in the cupped leaves of nature’s birdbath.
One of the tallest wildflowers in the habitat garden, Cup Plant is visited by birds, bees, butterflies and a variety of pollinators.
American Goldfinch (Spinus tristis)
on Cup Plant (Silphium perfoliatum)
This bright yet light mini-collection matches the green and gold palette of birds and blooms as they shine in the brilliant summer sun.
