Napaea dioica – Glade Mallow – 2-Quart

An inhabitant of midwestern floodplains and moist locations within Bur Oak savannas. Panicles of pure white flowers add a strong vertical presence to wet meadows, moist sunny borders or bog gardens. The large leaves are attractively divided into 5 to 9 palmate lobes. Glade Mallow is listed as a Federally Endangered Species due to the draining of its floodplain habitat for agricultural purposes. Individual plants are either male or female – will seed itself around if you have both sexes and suitable habitat.