Virginia Spring Beauty The Celtic Farm and it pairs wonderfully with

and it pairs wonderfully with annuals or other perennials in containers and flower beds

the wood is relatively weak

it delights us with tiny

Newly planted shrubs should be protected with chicken wire

it usually develops into a small tree

Virginia Spring Beauty The Celtic Farm and it pairs wonderfully withClaytonia virginica Common names include Springbeauty and Virginia Spring Beauty. A low growing, early spring blooming perennial native to the woodlands of the eastern half of the United States and Canada. It produces clusters of white flowers striped with dark pink that provide nectar to bumblebees and other native bees. They open on sunny days and close at night and on cloudy days. Plants go dormant shortly after the seeds ripen and disappear to the