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Native perennial, also called Pacific Alumroot. Their glossy green foliage grows in mounds 12” tall and up to 24” wide. White, curling bell-shaped flowers grow in clusters at the top of reddish stalks. Flowers are a source of nectar for hummingbirds and bees, and the foliage hosts caterpillars and larvae of native moths and butterflies!
Prefers part-sun to part-shade, but will tolerate full sun and full shade. Perfers moderately moist soils. Spreads very slowly by seed or rhizome.
36” tall, 24” wide
This plant is on the Portland Plant List.
Size: #1 pot
Native perennial, also called Pacific Alumroot. Their glossy green foliage grows in mounds 12” tall and up to 24” wide. White, curling bell-shaped flowers grow in clusters at the top of reddish stalks. Flowers are a source of nectar for hummingbirds and bees, and the foliage hosts caterpillars and larvae of native moths and butterflies!
Prefers part-sun to part-shade, but will tolerate full sun and full shade. Perfers moderately moist soils. Spreads very slowly by seed or rhizome.
36” tall, 24” wide
This plant is on the Portland Plant List.
Size: #1 pot