Pea-Partridge Pea (Florida Native)

Pea-Partridge Pea (Florida-Native) Chamaecrista fasciculata Partridge pea is an herbaceous annual or short-lived perennial that grows wild in the "desert", sandhills, Flatwoods, coastal dunes, and other disturbed areas throughout the state. Flowers bloom year-round in South Florida, from late spring to late autumn. The nectar glands in the blooms attract ants, flies, wasps, and other bees, while the nectar glands attract butterflies and long-tongued bees. Days to germination  14-28 days Days to maturity 60-70 days Life cycle Annual/Short lived perennial Plant time Late Spring through Summer Spacing 6-12 inches Sun Full sun, Partial Soil temperature At least 55 degrees Optimum soil P.H 5.6-7.3 Height 2 feet Harvest N/A