The Neches River Rose Mallow is a rare species with large, creamy white flowers that bloom in the summer. It is named after the Neches River in Texas, where it is primarily found. Conservation efforts are underway to protect this beautiful plant.
Habitat
Found in the floodplains and wetlands of East Texas.
Diet
Bees are the primary pollinators, and the plant provides habitat for various wetland creatures.
How common
Rare
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