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Fun fact: This plant gets its common name from its incredibly unique flower stalk, which curls like a scorpion's tail. The flowers are a significant nectar source for many species of small butterflies, native bees, and other pollinators. However, it's also the host plant for the larvae of certain butterflies. This is a double-edged relationship, as the caterpillars consume the plant's leaves, which contain toxic compounds that make the caterpillars themselves unpalatable to predators. 🐦🦋