Erythronium revolutum, Dog Tooth Violet pollinator-friendly It's slow-growing and perfect in

It's slow-growing and perfect in a container or in a special

Mature size: 8-12 inches T

The traditional best time to prune would be spring following their catkins but we generally prune in summer as our dry weather helps prevent disease

Fragrant and floriferous

This is a commonly underestimated shrub that has a sophisticated nature

Erythronium revolutum, Dog Tooth Violet pollinator-friendly It's slow-growing and perfect inPaired, dramatically marbled basal leaves of black green and light green undergird tall stems of rose purple nodding flowers with recurved petals exquisite. They make their appearance in mid spring when they'd like moisture, but by summer, dry soil is the order of the day. They are not particular about soil type as long as it drains reasonably well. Seed grown. It's imperative that Erythronium are kept evenly moist and not allowed to desiccate. We