Podophyllum plereale Pycnanthemum boreale is a clumping species

boreale is a clumping species that remains up until a hard frost

Thanks to our friends at Yucca Do for sharing this gem

where it is widespread throughout the southern region in conditions similar to where trillium grow

(aka: Helleborus HGP02) Helleborus 'Winter Sunshine' is a 2007 introduction from England's Harveys Garden Plants

dusted white toward the tops

Podophyllum plereale Pycnanthemum boreale is a clumping species(aka: Dysosma x plereale) Our offering of Podophyllum x plereale is from our hand crosses of the Chinese Podophyllum pleianthum and Podophyllum versipelle ssp. boreale. These vigorous hybrids are intermediate in both leaf and flower between both parents. The glossy green foliage that tops the 2' tall stalks has more deeply indented leaf lobes than Podophyllum pleianthum, but less than Podophyllum versipelle ssp. boreale. The dangling flowers that hang