A sunflower, Mohr's Barbara's buttons is an erect, perennial herb. Mohr's Barbara's buttons has tubular-shaped flowers which are produced in several heads in a branched arrangement.
Flower color is white to pale pink.
One population is found in Bibb County, Alabama. The largest known populations are in Cherokee County. The soils are sandy clays, which are alkaline, high in organic matter, and seasonally wet. Most currently known populations occur on soils of the Conasauga-Firestone Association. At one site, the endangered Alabama Leather Flower occurs with this species.