Amsonia hubrichtii String Theory PP 34419 Erythronium where it thrives in both

where it thrives in both amended and unamended soils

the offspring have all remained as dwarf as the parent

Trillium lancifolium 'Stevens Creek' forms 8-10" stalks in early spring

unless you're a perverted botanist

emerging with olive green trifoliate hepatica-like foliage in late fall

Amsonia hubrichtii String Theory PP 34419 Erythronium where it thrives in bothAmsonia 'String Theory' is a Walters Gardens release of a dwarf selection of the US native Amsonia hubrichtii. For us, it flowers at 22" tall x 3' wide, which is exactly 1 2 the size of the typical species. By late summer, the foliage expands to 3' tall x 5' wide. For us, flowering of the terminal clusters of very light blue flowers begins in mid April. Amsonia hubrichtii is very tolerant of both dry and moist soils.