Diphylleia cymosa, Umbrella Leaf attracts butterflies offering its starry white flowers

offering its starry white flowers with mahogany stems from midsummer into fall

If you would be so kind as to place it in a similar circumstance it will graciously respond

Late summer tubular blooms of red-orange cover a low

But plant it where it can be appreciated

NOTE: These are SUMMER DORMANT bulbs

Diphylleia cymosa, Umbrella Leaf attracts butterflies offering its starry white flowersThis choice southern Appalachian native has huge, toothed, palmate umbrella leaves and white floral cymes. After the bloom, a profuse and long lasting late summer display of blue fruit on licorice red pedicels are rewardingly conspicuous. In its native haunts, it grows at the edges of moist seeps and streamsides. In garden cultivation, it is happy with just regular water in shaded aspects; no mountain stream is required. Morning sun, afternoon shade