The upside-down-looking flowers are red and yellow with reddish spurs and bulbous glandular tips. Tap-rooted perennial flower with a simple stem and fern-like foliage. Its leaves are mainly basal and are divided into 3 leaflets.
Plant Details
| Habitats | |
|---|---|
| Habitat Notes | Riparian Forest; Upland Prairie and Oak Savanna; Oak Woodland |
| Arboretums | |
| Years Planted at Arboretums | 2011 |
| Mature Height | 12-18” |
| Shade Preference |
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| Soil Tolerance | Moist soil |
| Special Uses | Attracts insects, bees and butterflies; Attracts hummingbirds; Ornamental |
