Trillium lancifolium Midgley Coreopsis Impatiens omeiana is stoloniferous and

Impatiens omeiana is stoloniferous and

emerging in mid-April on a short stalk among the foliage with a large black hood

When you see that the amount of flowers begins to decline

striata is an easy-to-grow century plant that resembles a well-fed porcupine

Martin teaches non-dual mindfulness to patients and staff in the NHS and practices and supervises psychotherapy from this perspective

Trillium lancifolium Midgley Coreopsis Impatiens omeiana is stoloniferous andTrillium lancifolium 'Midgley' is a seed strain of narrow leaf trillium from Jefferson County, Alabama. These plants are seed grown here, from an original specimen gifted us by the former Alabama native plant guru, Jan Midgley in 2006. In Jefferson County, the Trillium lancifolium grew in expansive woodland floodplains among large Sabal minor specimens.