Winecup

Callirhoe involucrataIn spring, winecups burst into a delightful display of solid pink to vibrant magenta flowers that steal the show! Their lovely trailing form and uniquely lobed leaves shine brightly when paired with Wild Foxglove and Four-nerve Daisy. You can let them gracefully drape over a wall or create a charming basket arrangement. This gorgeous, spreading perennial thrives in well-drained soil, making it drought-tolerant, although it might be prone to rust during wet seasons. Purple poppy-mallow brings a beautiful touch to your garden as its stems sprawl along the ground for up to 3 feet, forming a lush mat. The leaves are rounded, softly hairy, deeply lobed, and cleft, adding to their charm. These lovely wide flowers are chalice-shaped, measuring 1 1/2 and 2 1/2 inches tall, each boasting a delightful white spot at the base of their five maroon petals. They close up in the evening, open wide in the morning, and stay closed after pollination on long, graceful axillary stalks.