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Golden Alexander is a perennial that is native to the eastern and Midwestern U.S. and can be found in moist woods, prairies and meadows. It resembles Queen Anne’s Lace but has yellow flowers. Plants bloom in spring and attracts butterflies and small pollinators. Host plant for the Missouri Woodland Swallowtail. Makes a good cut flower.