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Lobed foliage with red -orange new growth
Deeper reddish-pink back of petals
lanceolae leaves to 5" long with short spiny margins
Tall slender stalks with large white trumpet flowers with bright blue base
Orange fruit in fall
Ozomelis stauropetala (Smallflower Miterwort) syn. Mitella stauropetala Pseudotrillium Lobed foliage with red -orangeFamily: Saxifragaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: Pacific Northwest Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Shade, part shade Height: 18" 24" Attracts: NA Attributes: Deciduous. Rosette of palmately lobed leaves on spreading rhizomes. Tall leafless stems with up to 35 white flowers with deep pinkish frills and buds. Notes: Elegant and graceful flower stems. Mostly found east of the Cascades, growing in moist, dense forest. Thanks to our friend Alex
