Cardamine bulbosa Fairy Lights Hakonechloa and a soil that doesn't

and a soil that doesn't hold lots of moisture is ideal

Peltoboykinia watanabei prefers rich

flowering-sized plants from an original clone of Trillium maculatum we found near Blakely

each ending with a cluster of light pink/lavender flowers

The vein color of the foliage fades in summer heat

Cardamine bulbosa Fairy Lights Hakonechloa and a soil that doesn'tCardamine 'Fairy Lights' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our selection of the native woodland spring ephemeral toothwort, Cardamine bulbosa, from Calhoun County, Alabama. Unlike our previous compact pink flowered introduction Cardamine douglassii 'Southern Lady', which emerges in November, Cardamine bulbosa 'Fairy Lights' emerges from dormancy in October, and by mid March is topped with 17" tall stalks, ending in clusters of tiny white