Description
the pitcher that tops the stem opens to reveal a green Jack-in-the-pulpit flower
starting in mid-April (NC) with 10" tall flower spikes
surrounded by a red border and reddish flush
Epimedium 'Pink Star' is essentially a much-improved form of E
Calopogon tuberosus Clumping Bamboo the pitcher that tops theCalopogon tuberosus is a small, easy to grow native orchid that ranges from Minnesota south to Florida. Found in open boggy soils and meadows, grass pink emerges in March (south) and July (north) with bunny ear shaped leaves. On a short stalk atop the leaves are up to 24 small pink flowers that open progressively over a series of weeks starting in June (NC). Plant grass pinks near a path where they can be appreciated. Grass pinks will need to re
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