Cardamine douglassii Southern Lady Buddleia Arisaema tosaense and Arisaema sikokianum

Arisaema tosaense and Arisaema sikokianum

The rounded corrugated cupped leaves have a unique sheen

drought-tolerant rock garden (high class) or ditchbank (lower class) groundcover is topped with round flowers

depending on the intensity of the summer heat in your area

Cardamine douglassii Southern Lady Buddleia Arisaema tosaense and Arisaema sikokianumCardamine douglassii has become one of our new favorite native spring ephemeral plants. Cardamine douglassii emerges in early November for us and remains as flat rosettes of glaucous leaves until mid February, when it expands into a 1' tall x 18" wide clump of foliage, adorned with flower spikes of mauvy pink a true showpiece in the winter woodland garden at the same time as hellebores. For us, Cardamine douglassii is completely dormant by late April.