Laurentia fluviatilis Trillium because it has "fine" written

because it has "fine" written all over it

presenting 18" tall stalks of unique flowers that last for months

deliciously fragrant

equally as spectacular as the rest of its family

Our friend and brilliant plant taxonomist Larry Hatch has so far traced this amazing cultivar back to 1812

Laurentia fluviatilis Trillium because it has "fine" written(aka: Isotoma fluviatilis) Laurentia fluviatilis is one of our favorite groundcovers, both for the part sun to open woodland garden and between stepping stones. Blue star creeper is an adorable little plant that makes a 1" tall mat of round green leaves and equally tiny light blue flowers in spring. In a slightly moist site, which laurentia prefers, expect a 12 18" spread by the end of the first season and a 6 8' patch in five years. For us, laurentia