Minuartia laricifolia North Carolina Native Plants Atop the 18" stalk sits

Atop the 18" stalk sits an obscenely large

the greenish spathes appear in early May (NC) as the foliage goes dormant

so in-ground plantings in rainy climates

with foliage so bright

Minuartia laricifolia North Carolina Native Plants Atop the 18" stalk sitsWe have been amazed by the performance of this European alpine native (Spain to Austria) in our hot, humid, rainy summer climate. The 6" tall x 2' wide thread leaf glaucous evergreen mounds of Minuartia laricifolia are smothered, starting for us in mid May with masses of small white flowers an absolutely well behaved stunner. Foliar growth stops during the hot summer months. Our plants have thrived in our crevice garden, where they grow superbly in