Callirhoe involucrata var lineariloba Logan Calhoun Hardy Orchids The clump forming ones are

The clump forming ones are not necessarily small plants but they stay put and die away to the same crown each winter

but well-drained soils grow the best specimens

Here is a prime example where one common name

Each clump

Callirhoe involucrata var lineariloba Logan Calhoun Hardy Orchids The clump forming ones areFrom the late Texas plant explorer, Logan Calhoun, comes this splendid white flowered seed strain of the Midwest US native wine cups. Typically bearing a wine colored flower, Callirhoe involucrata var. lineariloba 'Logan Calhoun' was selected by Logan for the large, pure white flowers on this heat tolerant, 3' wide, clumping ground cover. For us, the white flowers top the geranium like, cut leaf foliage from April through July. In late summer, the