Here today and Gone Tomorrow! Spring Ephemerals in your Garden
Susan Ramsay - WCMGA Member
Learn about plants that come up in the spring and provide a variety of beautiful blooms, colors and textures, then become dormant by mid-summer! Their ephemeral presence requires special planning in your garden design so that you don't end up with blank spots. Many of the plants featured in this talk are woodland, native plants. Learn fascinating facts about Virginia bluebells, trillium, starflower, star of Bethlehem, bloodroot, snowdrops, mayapple, and spring beauty.
There is nothing quite as joyful to plant lovers as seeing the emergence of cheerful blooms in the spring after a cold, dreary winter. Discover new spring ephemerals and revisit some familiar ones that you can add to your home landscape.