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battle snake master plant Rattlesnake Master

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battle snake master plant Rattlesnake MasterEryngium yuccifolium A wonderful tallgrass prairie plant known as Eryngium yuccifolium often goes by the name rattlesnake master or button snake root. You'll find it thriving in rocky woods, vibrant prairies, and sunny meadows. While most plants in the parsley and carrot family (Apiaceae) have delicately cut leaves and lovely domed flower clusters, the rattlesnake master stands out with its unique features: leaves with striking parallel veins, bristly

Eryngium yuccifolium

A wonderful tallgrass prairie plant known as Eryngium yuccifolium often goes by the  name rattlesnake-master or button snake-root. You'll find it thriving in rocky woods, vibrant prairies, and sunny meadows. While most plants in the parsley and carrot family (Apiaceae) have delicately cut leaves and lovely domed flower clusters, the rattlesnake master stands out with its unique features: leaves with striking parallel veins, bristly edges, and a sword-like shape that’s medium green, reminiscent of yuccas (which belong to the lily family). It also showcases tiny, stemless white flowers that gather in adorable globular heads, much like thistles.

Growing to a height of about 3 to 4 feet from the centers of their rosettes, these flowers present themselves in delightful branched clusters at the top of smooth, sturdy stems adorned with whitish, pointed bracts. They're a favorite for butterflies and other insects who love to visit their blooms.

This lovely plant prefers to settle in dry to medium, well-drained soils under the warm embrace of full sun. It's particularly fond of dry, sandy soils, and when conditions are just right, it happily self-seeds. However, if it’s grown in overly fertile soils or less than full sun, the plants may stretch and sprawl. Because this plant has a deep taproot, it doesn’t like to be moved around much, so it’s best left undisturbed once it has settled in.

The intriguing name "rattlesnake master" comes from early European pioneers, who mistakenly thought this plant could cure rattlesnake bites based on the various medicinal uses that Native Americans found for it. The species name yuccifolium, meaning "yucca-leaved," was chosen because of the resemblance of its leaves to those of yuccas.

Larval Host Plant: Stem Borer Moth (Papaipema eryngii), Flower Feeding Moth (Coleotechnites eryngiella)

Nectar Source Plant: Monarch Butterfly (

Danaus plexippus), Viceroy 

Butterfly (

Limenitis archippus), Hairstreaks 

Butterflies (Theclinae spp.), Crescent 

Butterflies (Phyciodes spp.), Sulphur

Butterflies (Colias spp.), and various Fritillary 

Butterflies.

BONAP MAP

Height: 4’-5'
Spread 2’-3'
Bloom: June-September
Light: Full Sun-Part Shade
Water: Low
Zone: 3-8
Origin: Texas & North America 

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★★★★★ 5
Great for shed organizing
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We recently upgraded to a conex/shipping container/metal shed and needed a way to organize all of our yard tools. These work great, the weight holds a lot of items, could be a little longer but we were impressed with them holding everything for over a month now and not moving.
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★★★★★ 5
Great! Worth the money
Size: 4.5", Style: Open
These things are amazing!!!! So strong you can hang a 20ft ladder and they don’t budge at all. Soooo easy to use especially in a metal building/shed
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★★★★★ 4
Good product. Know the limits.
Size: 6 Inch, Style: Open
These are very nice. Sure beats drilling holes in your steel. However, 45lb is a stretch. Will easily hold 25lbs. However 35+ is a stretch, especially if your walls shift a little due to be close to a door. Will definitely order more, just important to understand the limits. Thanks.
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Valhalla Ranch
Houston, US
★★★★★ 5
Finally, a product that meets all of its advertised claims!
It seems to me like this product is always out of stock. Of the ones I have received and been able to use. They work as advertised and hold an incredible amount of weight. It is very easy to put them on and off, but once they are latched down, you could not remove them by hand without bending the hooks I would like to have a few more boxes to use in my steel building.
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★★★★★ 5
Magnet hooks you need!
Size: 4.5", Style: Open
I have been using these all over our shop and helps keep chords, tools and other items off the floor and more organized. I like the ease of the magnet, and it looks like. Built to last. I wish they were not so expensive.
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