Wood Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum)

Wood Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum)Herbaceous, spring flowering North American perennial Description: Bright, golden yellow, 4 petaled flowers in clusters atop upright stems; deeply lobed, downy, mid green foliage Habit: Grows 1 2 feet high and wide Culture: Prefers part to full shade and moist to wet, humus rich soil; occasionally re blooms in fall if soil is kept moist Hardiness: Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4 Origin: North America Attributes: Rain garden Unlike the rank and weedy

Across the spectrum of her observations

delicate white panicles of flowers in late spring

pea-like flowers in clusters above shrubby plants with bright blue-green foliage

will grow in the open air in Virginia and Carolina

the old cough

listed Cornus sericea as the "Blue-berried Dogwood

Although the common name 'cedar' is used for many differing evergreens

and plantation life at Monticello

and after the ailing Charles Thomson circulates the mistaken idea that Jefferson has converted to Christianity

woody plants in need of rejuvenations can be cut back half way when new growth begins in spring

space trees 15-20' apart

'Charles de Mills'