This tough little native wildflower originates from grasslands and meadows and can be found frequently in lawns.
 
With its flat-topped white flower heads and dark green feathery leaves it is a vital resource for wildlife.  Its nectar and pollen rich flowers are know for attracting many types of pollinators and beneficial insects. 
 
POLLINATORS:  Including bees, butterfiles and moths
 
WILDLIFE:  It attracts  a wide variety of beneficial insects