Redwhisker Clammyweed (Polanisia Dodecandra ssp. riograndensis) - A unique Texas subspecies of Red-whisker Clammyweed for sunny spots Bring a touch of whimsy to your garden with the redwhisker clammyweed! This easy-to-grow wildflower is a conversation starter with its unique characteristics. Clusters of white, cream, pink, or purple flowers bloom throughout summer, adding a touch of charm to borders and beds. Green, palmately compound leaves with sticky glands create an interesting contrast against the blooms. The plant's namesake comes from the long, red stamens that protrude from the flowers, adding a pop of color. They even have blue pollen!
More than just beauty, redwhisker clammyweed thrives in full sun and tolerates dry conditions, making it perfect for hot, sunny spots in your garden. Grows well in various soils and readily self-sows, ensuring a vibrant display year after year. A favorite among native pollinators like bees and butterflies. While the name might be a mouthful, the redwhisker clammyweed is a delightful addition to any garden.
Plant Height: Up to 2 feet
Light Preference: Full Sun
Bloom Color: White, Cream, Pink, or Purple
Bloom Time: May to October
Germination: Sow outdoors in Fall or early Spring
