Phonetic Spelling:REX-ee-a mar-ee-AY-na
Genus:Rhexia
Species:mariana
Family:Melastomataceae
Maryland Meadow Beauty is a low-growing perennial belonging to the meadow beauty family. This plant thrives in the southeastern United States, typically found in environments such as savannas, meadows, marshes, and bogs. It favors moist, sandy-loam soils that are slightly acidic and enjoys full sun to partial shade, although it can also adapt to rocky, acidic soils and withstand seasonal flooding.
The flowering period extends from mid-summer to fall, lasting approximately one to two months, with bumblebees serving as its primary pollinators.
Consider incorporating this plant near ponds or streams, in water gardens, bogs, or other sandy, wet areas.
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