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Winecups (Callirhoe involucrata) — A low-growing native groundcover that sprawls gracefully with deeply cut green foliage and striking magenta, chalice-shaped blooms from late spring through summer. Its long taproot makes it exceptionally drought-tolerant once established, perfect for cascading over walls or filling sunny borders.
Winecups (Callirhoe involucrata) — A low-growing native groundcover that sprawls gracefully with deeply cut green foliage and striking magenta, chalice-shaped blooms from late spring through summer. Its long taproot makes it exceptionally drought-tolerant once established, perfect for cascading over walls or filling sunny borders.