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Erythranthe cardinalis - Scarlet Monkey Flower

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Erythranthe cardinalis is an outstanding perennial, famously known as the Scarlet Monkey Flower. Hailing from the western parts of the United States, this plant brings a vivacious pop of cardinal red to any garden with its eye-catching, trumpet-shaped blooms. This unique flair is mirrored in its lush, verdant leaves, contributing to its show-stopping, year-round appeal. The Scarlet Monkey Flower reveals its full splendor in a consistently moist environment, flourishing along streams, wetlands, or around water features in your landscape. From the shade of your garden to the full sun, its adaptability is impressive, prefacing it as a dynamic choice for any gardener. Flowering from early spring through to the late summer, the plant stands 1-3 feet tall at maturity, offering an elegant blend of height and color to your garden. Beyond its visual appeal, this charming plant acts as a magnet for hummingbirds, playing a vital role in supporting native wildlife. Hence, the Scarlet Monkey Flower showcases not just attractiveness, but ecological balance as well, perfect for those wishing to cultivate a vibrant and lively garden environment.

  • Size: Up to 1-3 feet tall
  • Flowers: Cardinal red, trumpet-shaped blooms
  • Foliage: Lush, verdant leaves
  • Water usage: High; thrives in consistently moist environments
  • Sun exposure: Tolerant of heavy shade to full sun
  • Attracts Hummingbirds: Known to attract a myriad of hummingbirds
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