Sanguinaria canadensis Snow Cone Amaryllids changing to a chartreuse color

changing to a chartreuse color by summer

a rock garden palm

the plant probably won't flower

For those who garden in the Arctic zones north of Zone 7

Sanguinaria canadensis Snow Cone Amaryllids changing to a chartreuse colorSanguinaria canadensis 'Snow Cone' is a clonal selection of our Eastern US native bloodroot, from iris breeders, Jan Sacks and Marty Schaffer, who selected it as a seedling from their Tennessee form. This little known and hard to find 2016 selection produces 6" tall stalks, starting for us in early March, each topped with 3" wide flowers, each with up to 25 pure white petals a striking clump in the woodland garden. Sanguinaria canadensis is a spring