ground cover seeds for fall planting Wine Cup Seeds - Native Callirhoe Leiocarpa

ground cover seeds for fall planting Wine Cup Seeds - Native Callirhoe LeiocarpaStunning Native Wine Cup Prairie Rose Beauty Callirhoe leiocarpa, commonly known as Wine Cup or Poppy Mallow, is a captivating native perennial that brings vibrant magenta pink chalice shaped flowers to your garden. This low growing prairie native creates spectacular ground covering displays from late spring through fall, producing masses of silky, cup shaped blooms that seem to glow in the sunlight. Perfect for rock gardens, xeriscapes, and

Stunning Native Wine Cup - Prairie Rose Beauty

Callirhoe leiocarpa, commonly known as Wine Cup or Poppy Mallow, is a captivating native perennial that brings vibrant magenta-pink chalice-shaped flowers to your garden. This low-growing prairie native creates spectacular ground-covering displays from late spring through fall, producing masses of silky, cup-shaped blooms that seem to glow in the sunlight. Perfect for rock gardens, xeriscapes, and naturalized areas where its trailing habit creates stunning carpets of color.

Outstanding Features:

• Extended Blooming: Flowers continuously from May through October with adequate moisture
• Drought Champion: Deep taproot makes it extremely drought tolerant once established
• Ground Cover: Trailing stems create beautiful carpets of color
• Heat Tolerant: Thrives in hot, sunny conditions where other plants struggle
• Pollinator Magnet: Attracts butterflies, bees, and beneficial insects

Growing Information:

Height: 6-12 inches | Spread: 2-3 feet | Sun: Full sun | Soil: Well-draining, sandy or rocky preferred | Zones: 4-8

Planting Guide: Direct sow in fall or scarify seeds and cold stratify for 30 days before spring planting. Seeds need light to germinate - barely cover with soil. Prefers excellent drainage and sandy soils.

Create a stunning prairie-style ground cover while supporting native pollinators with this remarkable wildflower that brings months of vibrant color to challenging growing conditions.