Scutellaria serrata Chasmanthium especially after it survived a

especially after it survived a harsh south Michigan winter

resulting in a dwarf daylily with dramatic foliage

dark green leaves are heavily blotched with creamy white streaks

far longer than most floral displays

We are thrilled to finally have enough to share

Scutellaria serrata Chasmanthium especially after it survived aScutellaria serrata is a virtually unknown native skullcap for the woodland garden. Native from New York south to Georgia, the 18" tall x 18" wide deciduous clump emerges in spring, and is topped, starting for us in early May, with short, upright spikes of lavender blue flowers. We find Scutellaria serrata a superb addition to the woodland garden for providing color after most spring ephemerals have faded. As a pollinator plant, the flowers are