Speirantha gardenii United States Native Plants Due to its diminutive size

Due to its diminutive size and flowering season

Aphids may appear on the flower buds of peonies

Alstroemeria 'Patricia Lynn' was named in 2000 in honor of the former Connecticut First Lady

deer-resistant clumping bamboo makes an elegant

Carex 'Banana Boat' is an easy-to-grow textural complement to ferns in the moist woodland garden

Speirantha gardenii United States Native Plants Due to its diminutive size(aka: Speirantha convallarioides) Speirantha gardenii is a monotypic (all alone in its genus), closely related to the better known genera of rohdea, reineckia, and convallaria. In the wild Speirantha grows on hilly broadleaf forests up to 3,000' elevation in the Chinese provinces of Anhui, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Zhejiang. In the garden, our 10 year old clump has reached 3' in diameter. The evergreen 10" leaves radiate from a thick, slowly spreading