Diphylleia grayi Seseli Sarracenia flava produces most of

Sarracenia flava produces most of its nicest 2" wide pitchers during the spring season

no dissing intended to the fish of the same name

and other North American asters to be distant cousins instead of brothers and sisters

although these have no impact on the growth of health of the plant

Crinum x augustum is a sterile hybrid of probably Crinum zeylanicum x Crinum asiaticum

Diphylleia grayi Seseli Sarracenia flava produces most ofDiphylleia grayi is a little known mayapple and fairy wing relative, native to moist wooded mountainsides in colder regions of China and Japan. Diphylleia grayi forms clumps of large, fuzzy, green, umbrella like, bold foliage topped by small clusters of white, mayapple like flowers in late spring. When it rains on the flowers they magically turn translucent then return to white as they dry. In late summer, the stalks of eye catching cobalt blue fruit