Winecup, Callirhoe involucrata is a low-growing, spreading perennial wildflower native to Texas,. It has vivid cup shaped magenta blooms with a white eye. Flowering from spring through summer, it creates a striking carpet of color in sunny landscapes. Winecup thrives in well drained soils and is especially well suited for borders, pollinator gardens, naturalized areas. Its long bloom season and nectar-rich flowers make it a favorite of pollinators.
Scientific Name: Callirhoe involucrata Origin: Texas native Light: Full sun to part sun Water: Medium Height: About 1 ft Spread: Up to 2 ft Bloom: Magenta, spring through summer Host Plant: Grey Hairstreak butterfly
