| Description |
Cusick's sidalcea, (also known as Cusick's checker mallow) grows from a thick taproot and rhizomes to produce densely clustered spikes of bright pink flowers that turn purple as they fade. Uncommon and found only in Western Oregon in riparian zones and other open and moist habitats where it often grows with rushes and camas. Attracts butterflies. |
| Plant Type | Perennial forb. |
| Flower Color | Pink. |
| Bloom Period | May-July. |
| Height at Maturity | 18"-6'. |
| Plant Spacing | 2' |
| Light Requirements | Full sun, part shade. |
| Moisture Needs | High. |
| Soil Type |
Moist to wet. |
