Description

Purple Poppy Mallow

General Information

Purple Poppy Mallow is a native perennial plant.  This plant is native to the central United States.  It is a lower growing plant that is perfect for a variety of landscaping areas.  It is mat-forming, spreading plant with nice foliage and beautiful flowers.  The multi-lobed foliage is deep green in color and provides dense groundcover throughout the growing season.  The cup shaped flowers grow in abundance from mid spring until fall.  They are deep magenta in color, with a white central eye. 

Additional Information

Callirhoe involucrata grows to a height of 9 to 12 inches, with a spread of 3 to 4 feet.  It is recommended for USDA climate zones 4 to 8.  Purple Poppy Mallow tends to grow best in full sunlight.  It does well with average amounts of moisture in well drained soils.  Once established, it has good drought tolerance.  It is not known to have any serious disease or insect issues. 

Care & Shipping Notes

NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN THESE US STATES AND TERRITORIES: AK, HI, GM, PR, VI. Also, WE NO LONGER SHIP TO CALIFORNIA due to Department of Ag restrictions on live plants.

Additional information

Size

5.5? pot

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Light Full Sun

1 review for Purple Poppy Mallow – 5.5″ Container

  1. Karen M Johnson (verified owner)

    OUTSTANDING PLANT!!! I got this plant last fall and it was the healthiest plant I have EVER ordered online. It had no blooms but healthy leaves and was much more substantial in size than I expected. I put it in the ground and it grew a bit until I mulched it over for the winter. I uncovered it in May and it started growing and blooming like crazy! Three months later it has spread out at least 4′ if not more, in all directions. I actually had to put some stakes in as it was spreading into my rose bushes. It requires hardly any watering or care. The blooms close up at night and reopen in the daytime. No insects eat it, no deer eat it; it is one of the best, easiest plants I’ve ever had and I am typically a plant killer. I am in zone 5, edge of 4, soil is sandy/well draining, 6+ hours of sun. I’m trying to find other places on the property to plant more of these. You will not be disappointed!

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