Spiranthes vernalis Wake Up Andropogon highlighted further by the red

highlighted further by the red leaf margins

it can form 1-2' wide patches via short stolons

I'm not sure how much more you could ask from a hardy perennial

each backed with an attractive cinnamon blush

composed of 2' tall

Spiranthes vernalis Wake Up Andropogon highlighted further by the redSpiranthes vernalis is a widespread Eastern US native species (New Hampshire southwest to Texas), that is virtually never grown in gardens. We are pleased to offer these from our property here in Wake County, NC, where they pop up in both pastures and lawns. The deciduous short green rosettes emerge in early spring, topped by 18" tall, twisting spiral spikes of up to four dozen tiny white flowers, starting for us in early June. After seed set, it goes