Maianthemum racemosum ssp amplexicaule Nothotsuga The 20" tall x 2'

The 20" tall x 2' wide clumps of Iris unguicularis 'Great White' are adorned in late fall until April (weather permitting) with fragrant

after which time they should be well re-established

the narrow band of white had become the central pattern and the typical dull grey center had become a tiny irregular streak between the blue outside and the creamy inside

the 6" tall x 18" wide tight blue rosettes are highlighted by a 1

hummingbird-preferred flowers

Maianthemum racemosum ssp amplexicaule Nothotsuga The 20" tall x 2'(aka: Maianthemum amplexicaule) Maianthemum racemosum ssp. amplexicaule is the giant west coast diploid form of the tetraploid eastern US native false Solomon's Seal. Despite being a west coast endemic, this larger, more upright subspecies has thrived for us in the southeast. Like the typical east coast form, it flowers and fruits the same, only the size is 30 50% larger.