Mimulus ringens

Allegheny Monkey Flower

Allegheny Monkey Flower is a rhizomatous, Midwest native. The upright perennial occurs in swampy areas, wet meadows and along shorelines. Lavender, snapdragon-like flowers bloom all summer. Flowers have two-lipped, open-mouthed corollas.

	Low-growing plant for wet areas
	Easy-to-establish
	Blooms throughout the summer

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More about Mimulus ringens :

The common name is derived from the appearance of each flower resemblance to the face of a smiling monkey. The Latin name, 'ringens', means "to gape", another reference to the flowers resemblance to a smiling monkey.