Helicodiceros muscivorus Sabatia Amsonia is pollinated by an

Amsonia is pollinated by an array of insects including butterflies

whip-like tongue (spadix) extends 6" out from the pitcher in hopes of luring insects

a truly superb groundcover

(aka: Trillium viridescens A3LA-055) Our offering of Trillium 'Jefferson Silver' represents garden divisions from our special silver-leaf clone of a Trillium viridescens x Trillium gracile hybrid that we found at the most southern extent of the range of Trillium viridescens near Jefferson

which is home from Siberia south to Taiwan

Helicodiceros muscivorus Sabatia Amsonia is pollinated by anYou can bet this common name wasn't coined by a Wall Street marketing firm. Helicodiceros, an easy to grow first cousin to the famed aroid Dracunculus vulgaris, grows on rocky coastal cliffs on the Mediterranean Islands of Corsica, Sardinia, and the Balearics. The offsetting tubers give rise to the 1' tall, duck foot shaped, green, three dimensional foliage which emerges in very early spring. Later in spring, the spectacular tan and purple speckled