Collinsonia punctata Yellow Creek Spigelia don't cut the old stalks

don't cut the old stalks back until growth resumes in spring

Instead of being prized for its fruit

the soil must remain dry during very cold periods

As with all hellebore seed strains

re-emerging in early fall

Collinsonia punctata Yellow Creek Spigelia don't cut the old stalksCollinsonia punctata is another of the little known Southeast US coastal plain native plants that should be grown in every woodland garden, where it thrives. The 4' x 4' tall deciduous clumps are composed of bold textured, fuzzy green leaves with a fascinating menthol like fragrance that works wonders as a deer repellent. Starting in early fall and continuing through October, the branched panicles open at the end of each stalk, laden with hundreds of