Uvularia grandiflora Dry Shade Plants It will not

It will not

very easy to grow and simply superb in the woodland garden

and dispose all of the foliage off site

When planted in a moist garden site

We prefer to cut the old flower stalks back after the seed has dispersed

Uvularia grandiflora Dry Shade Plants It will notThis North American native (Canada south to Mississippi) Solomon's seal look alike is the showiest of the bellwort genus Uvularia. The stems of Uvularia grandiflora emerge from the ground in early April and quickly rise to 18", already topped with pendant flower buds which will soon open to dangling clusters of bright yellow flowers glorious in the spring woodland garden. Expect a 2' wide, tight patch of stalks in 5 years. We have found the large leaf