Coon Rapids, MN (Zone 4a) | February 2008 | positive
A intresting little plant that will spreads well into a clump and prefer woodland shade but is very difficult to find in the plant trade...Read More. That's unfortune since it is a very lovely delicate - looking plant that blooms in the spring. To me it is easy to tell from rue anemone since for some reason rue anemone in my yard bloom pink not white. It is more of a clump former than rue anemone since rue anemone tend to spread itself all over the place.
Easy to grow. It spreads slowly underground, and reseeds a bit. It likes acidic conditions, but my thriving clump is in neutral soil. ...Read MoreThe white flowers are quite early--about the time of Bloodroot, and continue coming for the entire month of May. The seeds are difficult to catch before the plant catapults them from its tri-lobed seed pod. The fine, reddish shoots emerge very early, so be careful when cleaning up Winter's mess in their vicinity.
A intresting little plant that will spreads well into a clump and prefer woodland shade but is very difficult to find in the plant trade...Read More
False Rue Anemone Isopyrum biternatum is native to Texas and other States.
Easy to grow. It spreads slowly underground, and reseeds a bit. It likes acidic conditions, but my thriving clump is in neutral soil. ...Read More