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Notes: A rare in cultivation
Tall slender stalks with large white trumpet flowers with bright blue base
Puts up new growth several times during the season
Deeper reddish-pink back of petals
8" tall and slowly spreading rhizome
Ozomelis stauropetala (Smallflower Miterwort) syn. Mitella stauropetala Pseudotrillium Notes: A rare in cultivationFamily: Saxifragaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: Pacific Northwest Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Shade, part shade Height: 18" 24" Attracts: NA Attributes: Deciduous. Rosette of palmately lobed leaves on spreading rhizomes. Tall leafless stems with up to 35 white flowers with deep pinkish frills and buds. Notes: Elegant and graceful flower stems. Mostly found east of the Cascades, growing in moist, dense forest. Thanks to our friend Alex
