Urophysa henryi Mitchella Polygonatum 'Pacman' spreads slowly by

Polygonatum 'Pacman' spreads slowly by thick underground rhizomes to make a 30" wide patch in 5 years

Because of the spring-emerging foliage

Epimedium 'Snowshoe Lake' is one of the earliest flowering fairy wings we grow

ending in 18" spikes of large buttery yellow flowers

Helleborus x glandorfensis 'Ice and Roses Picotee' is the first in the series with light pink flowers

Urophysa henryi Mitchella Polygonatum 'Pacman' spreads slowly by(aka: Isopyrum henryi) We're betting that even the most seasoned plant collectors probably haven't heard of Urophysa henryi. This odd genus in the Ranunculaceae family hails from China, where it can be found hanging out in cliff side karst rock fissures in Guizhou, Sichuan, western Hubei and into northwestern Hunan. Urophysa henryi is very closely related to the highly prized rock garden plant, Semiaquilegia adoxoides. In the garden, it has thrived in