Winged Loosestrife (Lythrum Alatum) is a non–aggressive species of Lythrum. It should not be confused with the extremely invasive Lythrum salicaria (purple loosestrife).
Bushy form bearing multitudes of 1/2" rosy–lavender flowers. Foliage turns orange–red in late summer and early autumn. Grows best is moist soil. Good for planting in areas of poor drainage.
Sun Exposure | Prairie |
Soil Moisture | Mesic, Wet Mesic |
Bloom Time | Summer June, July, August |
Bloom Color | Purple |
Height | 2 feet |
Wetland Code | OBL |
Germ Code | C(60), D |
Seeds Per Ounce | 3,000,000 |