Podophyllum peltatum Missouri May Calydorea nakaharae a marvelous textural addition

nakaharae a marvelous textural addition to the woodland garden

deer-resistant foliage topped with large

so you'll soon have plenty to share

The tongue-shaped leaves have a unique

I cannot imagine why Crinum 'Ollene' is not grown in every southern garden

Podophyllum peltatum Missouri May Calydorea nakaharae a marvelous textural additionWe are thrilled to offer the very rare pink flowered form of our native mayapple, Podophyllum 'Missouri May'. As you may have guessed, this selection of Podophyllum peltatum was discovered in Missouri. Just beneath the deeply lobed leaf, sits a single pink, horizontally held flower that opens in early spring just after the leaf has fully unfurled. As with all Podophyllum peltatum, Podophyllum 'Missouri May' spreads via underground stolons to make a 5'