Uvularia sessilifolia Blizzard Orange/Peach Flowering Plants which was subsequently published as

which was subsequently published as a new species in 2012 from our collections

east of Korea

Solidago 'Fireworks' goldenrod requires little maintenance

The 20" tall flower stalk rises above the tripartite leaves in April (in NC) in muted shades of olive-green with pinkish veining

(aka: Amorphophallus saururus #1

Uvularia sessilifolia Blizzard Orange/Peach Flowering Plants which was subsequently published asWe are thrilled to finally have enough of this cool variegated spring ephemeral to share. This selection of the US East Coast native bellwort was discovered by plantsman Darrell Probst and forms a small, slowly enlarging patch of 6" tall, wiry, upright stems clothed with small leaves, each heavily flecked with a white, misty, blizzard like pattern. Each stem ends with a small, yellow, pendant, bell shaped flower in early spring. In 10 years, expect a