Callirhoe
bushii Bush's Poppy
Mallow Seed & Plants
(kal-lih-ROE-ee BUSH-ee-eye)
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Flower Seed for
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Habitat | Bloom Period |
Color | Height Inches |
Moisture | Plant Spacing |
Lifespan |
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Sun to Li. Shade |
June July |
Magenta | 24 to 36 Inches |
Dry to Average |
18 to 24 | Perennial |
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cj,
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or
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Callirhoe
bushii Bush's
Poppy Mallow
potted plants are available, $4.00 each
plus shipping.
please contact us by email with your address for shipping charges on potted plants
| Callirhoe bushii
seed Bush's Poppy Mallow seed |
approximate |
approximate coverage |
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1 packet - $ 2.50 + shipping |
50 | 30 sq ft |
|
1 ounce $24.00 |
6,370 | 300 sq ft |
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1 pound ----------- |
101,920 | 5,000 sq ft |
Callirhoe bushii, Bush's Poppy Mallow is a very attractive native wildflower growing 2 to 3 feet tall with bright magenta flowers. Bush's poppymallow plants are best grown in full sun or light shade in average, well drained soil. It provides an attractive addition to a formal perennial butterfly garden or naturalized in a prairie meadow. Plant Callirhoe bushii with other native wildflowers like Missouri Black-eyed Susan, Prairie Dropseed, prairie Coreopsis, pale-purple coneflower, and blazing stars like Narrow-leaf Gayfeather and Rough Blazing Star.
Plant Bush's Poppy mallow seeds outside in a prepared bed in summer/fall for germination the next spring. When planting Callirhoe bushii seeds germination may be improved with scarification. Bush's Poppy Mallow seeds have a hard outer shell covering a small hard bean shaped seed. Scarify by rubbing seeds hard between 2 sheets of coarse sandpaper.
Bush's poppy Mallow is an attractive plant occurring naturally in rocky open woods, glades, and prairies in Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Malvaceae (Mallow Family)
The map below shows areas where
native Callirhoe bushii plants grow wild but it can be planted and
will grow over
most of the United States. USDA plant hardiness zones 3 to 9.
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Callirhoe bushii, |
Use the chart below for shipping charges on flower seeds, to order Bush's Poppy Mallow seed copy the order form or email questions, comments & orders to john
please contact us by email for shipping charges on potted plants
The minimum seed order amount is $10, this can be a combination of different
seeds.
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subtotal for flower seeds |
shipping charge for seeds |
| seed orders up to $20.00 = | $3.00 shipping |
| $20.01 - $50.00 = | $4.00 shipping |
| $50.01-$100.00 = | $5.00 shipping |
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over $100.00 = 5 % of subtotal |
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Callirhoe bushii Bush's
Poppy Mallow Plant distribution map
complements of USDA, NRCS. 2001. The PLANTS Database, Version 3.1
(http://plants.usda.gov). National Plant Data Center, Baton Rouge, LA
70874-4490 USA.
page under const.
Callirhoe involucrata var. bushii, Callirhoe papaver var. bushii
Callirhoe bushii and many other Callirhoe
species are popular garden plants. Callirhoe bushii is a lovely member of the poppy family, producing striking magenta flowers. First described in 1909, the plant was named in honor of Benjamin Franklin Bush (1858-1937), a prominent botanist of the time. However, considerable debate ensued over the true taxonomic status of the species and only recently has the name C. bushii been accepted as correct (Dorr 1990).