A woodland perennial with deeply divided leaves and soft pink to light-purple flowers.
Height: 12–24 inches (ankle)
Seeds to Community Washtenaw — 1'-2'
Wild Type Native Plants — 1'-2'
Ann Arbor Native Plant Nursery — 1 -2 ft.
Prairie Moon Nursery — 12 inches
Minnesota Wildflowers — 1 to 2 feet
S2C: Feral Flora — Stature: ankle
Sunlight: Full sun to full shade
Seeds to Community Washtenaw — Sn, P, Sh
Wild Type Native Plants — full/part/shade
Ann Arbor Native Plant Nursery — shade - pt. sun
Prairie Moon Nursery — Full, Partial, Shade
Moisture: Dry to medium
Seeds to Community Washtenaw — D, M, Ms
Wild Type Native Plants — average
Ann Arbor Native Plant Nursery — mesic - dry mesic
Prairie Moon Nursery — Medium, Medium-Dry
Bloom time: May to June
Seeds to Community Washtenaw — MAY - JUN
Wild Type Native Plants — May-Jun
Prairie Moon Nursery — April, May, June, July
Minnesota Wildflowers — May - June
Missouri Plants — - April - June.
Ann Arbor Native Plant Nursery — spring
Observed flowering by month
SE MI iNat research-grade flower observations
- Mar 0
- Apr 32
- May 166
- Jun 6
- Jul 1
- Aug 0
- Sep 2
- Oct 1
- Nov 0
Identification
Look for leaves divided into five deep, hand-shaped parts. The stems are hairy, and the seed pods look like a crane's bill.
- Leaves
- Deeply divided into 5 to 7 hand-shaped parts; often hairy.
- Flowers
- Pale pink to light purple, with five rounded petals.
- Where it grows
- Woodlands, thickets, and shaded edges.
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