Orange Campion (Group) (Lychnis cognata) refers to cultivated selections of this vibrant wildflower, chosen for their shared warm-toned, showy blooms. The flowers, typically in shades of tangerine to deep orange, have five slightly notched petals that form a star-like shape, often contrasted against slender green stems and narrow leaves. Also called orange lychnis or orange catchfly, the species is native to East Asia and grows naturally in meadows, forest edges, and open hillsides.

These grouped varieties highlight the plant’s ornamental qualities, offering variations in hue, flower size, and petal form while maintaining its airy, upright growth habit. Blooming in summer, they attract bees and butterflies, bringing lively color to borders and wildflower plantings. In addition to its beauty, Orange Campion carries cultural significance in some regions as a symbol of warmth and positivity. As a group, these cultivars merge visual impact with the adaptability and charm of the original species.