Uvularia sessilifolia - Sessile-leaf Bellwort cut-foliage but also contains potentially toxic

but also contains potentially toxic compounds

Attractive to pollinators

or sometimes white bloom on sturdy spikes in mid-late summer

You can find it from Labrador to Alaska

consistently moist

Uvularia sessilifolia - Sessile-leaf Bellwort cut-foliage but also contains potentially toxicSizes available: 1 quart (always looks terrible in a pot) Basics: zones 3 8, 4 10" x 15", part to full shade, pale yellow, bell shaped flowers in mid spring, likes rich, moist woodland soils and will go summer dormant if too dry. Common names: Sessile leaf Bellwort, Little Merrybells, Sessile Bellwort, Wild Oats, Straw Lily, Spreading Bellwort Family: Colchicaceae Origin Distribution: New Brunswick to Minnesota and the Dakotas, south to the