Trillium cuneatum North America Dicentra eximia is a favorite

Dicentra eximia is a favorite of bees

This is one of the best but least-known hostas ever introduced

Starting in October/November (weather permitting)

Clumps can thrive for decades with no care as long as they are planted in the right conditions

it is amazingly tolerant of a wide range of garden soil conditions

Trillium cuneatum North America Dicentra eximia is a favoriteThis is the largest and most widespread of the eastern sessile (flowers sit right on top of the leaves) trilliums native from NC to Mississippi. The three mottled leaves (olive green specks on pewter) occur atop short stems. In mid April to late, the three petalled dark purple flowers sit just above the leaves. In our garden, this has been one of the easiest and fastest multiplying species (possibly because we accidentally rototilled the thick