Chrysogonum repens Quinns Gold PP 19306 Linum formerly Rabdosia longituba

formerly Rabdosia longituba

the 30" wide clumps are topped with 30" tall scapes of dark violet flowers

green leaves with a 1/2" wide

the airy patches are topped with short stalks of tiny white bell-shaped flower that emerge upright before becoming pendant as they age

The clumps are topped with stalks of near white flowers in late summer

Chrysogonum repens Quinns Gold PP 19306 Linum formerly Rabdosia longitubaChrysogonum 'Quinn's Gold' is a 1998 discovery by Niche Gardens founder, the late Kim Hawks, of a unique form of our native Chrysogonum repens in her husband Jerry Quinn's home garden in Pittsboro, NC. The evergreen rosettes produce semi upright flowering stalks, starting in mid April, creating a 6" tall x 2' wide specimen. The flowers emerge typical yellow but age to white, creating a unique color combination in the woodland garden. Average moisture