Callirhoe bushii
“Bush’s Poppy Mallow”

Saturated & lively color on a tough & long blooming plant, this Callirhoe sounds just as delightful as the other species from this genus that we’ve grown before. It’s very similar to the sturdy & beautiful Callirhoe involucrata, with 2” magenta cup-shaped flowers, but instead of sprawling, it’s upright - to 3’ tall & wide. It tolerates drought, but will grow bigger & faster with supplemental water. This hardy, easy, long lived perennial prefers well drained soil with some amendment, & would combine perfectly with fiery oranges & reds. This Callirhoe species is native to the Midwestern states.

Claire Woods