Maianthemum bifolium ssp. Kamtschaticum BSWJ 4360 |
Crug Nursery introduction, carrying racemes of white fluffy flowers in early summer. Foliage much bolder in form than M. bifolium. Good ground-cover. Humus-rich, moist sandy, neutral-acid soil. Shade. [6"] 15cm. Bare root. | |
Meum athamanticum |
Fresh bright green, fragrant leaves of the finest filigree, with loose umbels of pure-white flowers. Always looks bright and fresh. Summer. Fertile soil. Sun/light shade. [18 x 18"] 46 x 46cm. Very garden worthy. Divisions. | |
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Mitella yoshinagae BSWJ 4893 |
A Crug collection from Shikoku, Japan. Delightful little carpeter for woodland, with glossy scalloped rounded green foliage, and pale-green, fringed flowers in spring. 9cm pot |
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Mukdenia rossii |
Syn. Aceriphyllum rossii. Emerging in March, prior to the narrowly palmate irregularly toothed leaves, short, sturdy spikes studded with relatively large starry-white flowers. Leafy, moist but well-drained soil. Light dappled or part-shade. [8"] 20cm. Few. |
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