Maianthemum racemosum ssp amplexicaule Euphorbia This winter-grower makes a spreading

This winter-grower makes a spreading mass of attractive foliage to 15" tall x 3' wide in 6 years (much slower than the species)

Asarum 'Deep Throat' produces giant

The small flowers range from pale to medium yellow with contrasting lips ranging from bronze to purple

the rosette is topped annually with a thick 5' tall spike of upright-facing large white umbels in mid-July (NC)

Maianthemum racemosum ssp amplexicaule Euphorbia This winter-grower makes a spreading(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.