About This Plant
Indian pink boasts bright red flowers with five petals that surround a yellow center. It's very attractive to hummingbirds and makes an eye-catching garden centerpiece. It prefers a shadier area and does well in soil with high organic matter. It is considered endangered or imperiled in much of its native range.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Indian pink contains a low severity poison that can cause dim vision, vomiting, and twitching if consumed in large portions. It does not cause contact dermatitis.
Alternate Names
Pink Root, Wormgrass
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