Erythronium rostratum Texas Runner Pellaea who crossed Crinum erubescens with

who crossed Crinum erubescens with Crinum 'Ellen Bosanquet'

a stunning container specimen

which is hopelessly confused in the trade with Asarum ichangense

have grown this for 2 decades and have never seen a seedling

Blephilia ciliata is a woodland version of bee balm without the pesky spreading tendency

Erythronium rostratum Texas Runner Pellaea who crossed Crinum erubescens withErythronium rostratum 'Texas Runner' is an Aaron Floden collection from Sabine County, Texas, of the little known, US native beaked trout lily, which ranges from Ohio south to Texas. The heavily mottled foliage emerges for us in early February and is topped with large, out facing bright yellow flowers starting in late February. This is the earliest of our Erythronium rostratum selections to emerge, and Aaron wonders if this may represent a new,