Gorgeous 2″ magenta flowers with fringed petals, blooms on erect stems in spring to mid-summer. Foliage is blueish green, deeply divided lobes. Stems have a whitish coating that can be rubbed off.
Native Plant Database
Header Photo: Mervin Wallace
Fringed Poppy Mallow
Callirhoe digitata
Plant Type: Herbaceous Perennials
Native Environment: Glade, Prairie
Season of Interest:
Main Color: Purple, Red
Fall Color:
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Photo: Mervin Wallace
Sun Exposure
Full Sun
Soil
Moisture
Dry
Nature Attracting
Pollinators/Beneficial Insects
Wildlife Benefit
Food/Pollinators, Food/Small Animals
Animal
Resistance
Size
Height:
2 to
4
feet
Spread:
2 to
feet
Size
Height: 2 to
4
feet
Spread: 2 to
feet
Size
Height: 2 to
4
feet
Spread: 2 to
feet
Typical Landscape Use
Establishment and Care Instructions
Full sun, and extremely drought tolerant plant Native to prairies and glades of the Ozarks. Flowering stems stand erect without support and make quite a show of purple dancing in the wind.
Special Features
Special Usage
Basic Description
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