Rose Checkermallow (Sidalcea virgata) is a native wildflower of the Pacific Northwest and are found in meadows, open fields, and along streams. This fast-growing and long-lived plant is mostly successful in moist riparian areas and makes a great addition to a rain garden. The pink flowers attract pollinators and are a favorite of butterflies.
Classification: Perennial Key Characteristics: Pink flowers Light Requirements: Full sun Water Requirements: Dry to moist, well-draining soil Ease of Growing: High Growth Rate: Fast Bloom Time: April – June Spreads: By rhizome Benefits: Wildlife, Rain garden, Pollinators, Beneficial insects, Riparian zones, Hummingbirds Edible: Yes Mature Height: 2 feet Mature Width: 1 foot
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