About This Plant
A great spring ephemeral for your woodland garden, this bellwort generates a large, drooping, yellow flower from which a number of native bees feed. It will spread slowly via rhizome and create a nice mass planting. Bellworts can be difficult to find for sale in nurseries but grow wild throughout most of the eastern US.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Large bellwort can have an overall droopy appearance, but when its seeds are set, it takes on a different look and can resemble a needle threading the stem through the leaves. | It was once believed to cure throat ailments since the bloom resembles the uvula in the back of the throat.
Alternate Names
Largeflower Bellwort, Large-flowered Bellwort, Merry Bells, Strawbells
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