Finger Poppy Mallow is a tall, slender plant with deep magenta flowers that resemble poppies. Its finger-like leaves give it a distinctive appearance. This species is less common and is sought after by wildflower enthusiasts.
Habitat
Found in prairies and rocky soils.
Diet
Pollinated by bees, it provides nectar to various insects.
How common
Rare
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