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it is a larval host for silvery checkerspot butterflies and a handful of moths
this plant can be aggressive in smaller landscapes
It has flowers and foliage that are very reminiscent of lace
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As its name would suggest
Lythrum alatum (Winged Loosestrife) Size:0.01 lbs Seed it is a larval hostAlthough its name Lythrum alatum (Winged Loosestrife) may sound as if it is related to the invasive purple loosestrife, well it is and its family may have some bad voodoo, but this species is actually a beneficial native plant. It is a relatively common plant of quality wet prairie, marshes, and sedge meadows and can be used very effectively in wetland restoration projects. It can also be used in a rain garden as it has nice showy flowers in the mid
