Monkey Flower is typically found in prairies and savannas that are prone to flooding. Reaching about two feet high, its distinctive violet flowers with their open corollas supposedly resemble a monkey’s face and bloom all summer atop clean green squared stems. One of the host species for the buckeye butterfly.
- Sun Exposure Prairie/Savanna
- Soil Conditions Wet-Wet Mesic
- Height 2'
- Flower Color violet
- Flower Time June-September
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