Ipomopsis aggregata
Polemoniaceae
Perennials, Flowers
IPOMOPSISThese American natives have a definite wildflower look, witherect single stems, finelydivided leaves, and tubular red (or yellow-and-red) flowers. Individual plants are narrow and somewhat startling in appearance;best massed. They survive on rainfall but can take irrigation if grown in a watered border. Sow seeds in spring or early summer for bloom thefollowing summer.
Ipomopsis aggregataNative from Californiato British Columbia, eastto Rocky Mountains. To 2 1/2 ft. high and 1 ft. wide. Flowers are red marked yellow (sometimes pure yellow), about an inch long, borne in long, narrow clusters.
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