Bare monkeyflower (Erythranthe nudata)

Bare monkeyflower

Bare monkeyflower is a flowering perennial often found along streams and moist areas. It showcases a straight, unbranched stem with sparse foliage, leading up to vibrant yellow tubular flowers. The blossoms, adapted to attract pollinators, have distinctive red-spotted throats, a trait critical for recognition. Bare monkeyflower's robust root system thrives in wet environments, anchoring it against flowing water and seasonal fluctuations.

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Species

Bare monkeyflower (Erythranthe nudata)

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Herb

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Care Guide for Bare monkeyflower

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Pruning: This perennial herb thrives in moist, sandy soils. For bare monkeyflower, prune in early spring to encourage healthy growth, remove damaged stems, and maintain shape. Proper pruning promotes recovery, bloom production, dense foliage, and disease prevention. Use clean tools for effective care.

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