Purple Poppy Mallow

Bursting with color all summer long, Purple Poppy Mallow – also known as Winecups – is famous for its massive display of chalice-shaped magenta flowers on trailing foliage.

Its Poppy-like flowers open in the morning for pollinator action, and they close up at night. Purple Poppy Mallow is a native wildflower that's exceptionally drought-tolerant, thanks to its deep tap root. Fun fact: It's a host plant for the Gray Hairstreak butterfly!

• LIGHT: Full sun; partial sun
• WATER: Water deeply and thoroughly when the top couple of inches of soil dry.
• SIZE: 12-18" tall by 2-3' wide
• ZONE: Ohio perennial; winter-hardy in zones 5-8
• WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE: 1 healthy plant in a Super Vigor pot

** Note: These plants may be going dormant for the year, and they are intended for full enjoyment next spring.