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  1. Identifying Flower Pink, a lovely spring wildflower. ( Silene virginica ) Flower Pink is a small Perennial that blooms from late April to August throughout ...

  2. Brilliant red Ozark wildflower in the Catchfly family. It loves shade and a damp woodland environment.

  3. www.fs.usda.gov › wildflowers › plant-of-the-weekFire Pink - US Forest Service

    Fire Pink ( Silene virginica L.) By Kirk w. Larson. Although the fire pink is not large, it is one of our most conspicuous plants because of its brilliant scarlet or crimson color. The flowers are 1 to 1.5 inches (3 to 4 cm) in size with five narrow and distinctively notched petals. The plant is a short-lived perennial most often found in rich ...

  4. Fire Pink is a delicate yet vibrant wildflower that does best in partial shade. Ideal for the semi-shaded rock garden Silene virginica is native to the woodlands and rocky slopes of the Eastern U.S. It prefers a dry soil in light to medium shade, and will tolerate more sun in a cooler climate.

    • 1'-2'
    • Loam, Sand
    • Dry, Medium
    • Partial, Shade
  5. Silene virginica - Fire Pink, Scarlet Catchfly. Fire Pink has a strikingly beautiful scarlet red springtime blossom. Silene virginica is listed as Endangered or Threatened in Florida, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

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  6. Nov 12, 2023 · November 12, 2023 by Gary Davis. Welcome to the world of Fire Pink Wildflower – a beautiful and vibrant perennial plant that is sure to brighten up your garden and attract hummingbirds [ 1 ]. With its striking dark red flowers that bloom in late spring to early summer, this short-lived plant is a popular choice among gardeners.

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  8. Thorny. Wildflower and Grass Facts. Fire pink is a low, clump-forming perennial with many slender, spreading stems that are sticky from glandular hairs, with open clusters of bright red flowers. This showy native Missouri plant is growing in popularity among home gardeners.

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