Silene caroliniana Show Me Part Sun to Shade discovered in an Oregon garden

discovered in an Oregon garden

forming a 3' wide clump of long-tipped pointed blue leaves that also have a nice rippling to the margins

5" wide evergreen foliage

grown from a seed collection by naturalist Jesse Perry from the Brunswick County

Silene caroliniana Show Me Part Sun to Shade discovered in an Oregon gardenSilene caroliniana, which hails from Vermont south to Florida and west to Missouri, is one of the finest native rock garden plants we've ever grown. We are pleased to offer a superb clonal selection from Missouri as our 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction. Silene 'Show Me' forms an 8" tall x 15" wide, dense mass of rosettes, composed of glossy, narrow green leaves. In mid April (NC), the foliage is completely obscured by the show of dark pink