Cardamine quinquefolia Phytolacca This selection of the Japanese

This selection of the Japanese wild ginger

this free-flowering Clematis integrifolia x durandii hybrid is covered with large

) The plant we offer under this name has shorter stolons that are red instead of green as in Orostachys aggregatus

The resulting plant forms a 16" tall x 31" wide clump of 10" long pointed shiny golden leaves

Cardamine quinquefolia Phytolacca This selection of the Japanese(aka: Dentaria quinquefolia) Cardamine quinquefolia is a lovely spring ephemeral groundcover that can be found growing wild in slightly moist beech oak forests around the Black Sea, stretching from Romania to Iran. In our garden, Cardamine quinquefolia has formed a stunning 3' wide patch in four years. The deeply lobed fresh green foliage emerges in February, and is smothered, starting in late February with 6" tall stalks of small mauve flowers. By