Callirhoe bushii Lysichiton it's quite stoloniferous

it's quite stoloniferous

Solidago rugosa 'Fireworks' is a 1993 introduction from retired NC Botanical Gardens' Ken Moore that has withstood the test of time and is still regarded as the top goldenrod of all times

starting for us in early July with short spikes of bright yellow flowers

deeply-channeled leaves are heavily speckled purple

5' tall x 4

Callirhoe bushii Lysichiton it's quite stoloniferousOne of the most outstanding wine cups is sadly one of the lesser known members of the genus, hailing from only a few dozen sites in the Midwest, near the border of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. In the wild, Callirhoe bushii is becoming threatened by development and the reduction in the region's natural fire ecology. In the wild, Bush's wine cups can be found in limestone glades and open rocky woodlands, which is a hint that it is