Spiranthes vernalis Wake Up Dalea which gives this tight 10"

which gives this tight 10" tall x 2' wide clumper a silver sheen in the garden--somewhat like a 70-year-old with a mop-top cut sans hair coloring

The fragrant flowers in mid-summer add a delightful honeysuckle-like fragrance

Sarracenia 'Bug Bat' is the ultimate horticultural hoodie

If this isn't the region's most beautiful native

the more the plants will be stressed

Spiranthes vernalis Wake Up Dalea which gives this tight 10"Spiranthes vernalis is a widespread Eastern US native species (New Hampshire southwest to Texas), that is virtually never grown in gardens. We are pleased to offer these from our property here in Wake County, NC, where they pop up in both pastures and lawns. The deciduous short green rosettes emerge in early spring, topped by 18" tall, twisting spiral spikes of up to four dozen tiny white flowers, starting for us in early June. After seed set, it goes