Well, thanks to my readers, I found out that last week’s mystery plant is a wild azalea, probably rhododendron canescens or rhododendron periclymenoides. So I know what I want to add to my garden.
Let’s try again. These guys actually live in my garden already, and they’re almost ground cover.
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2 comments:
Unfortunately, what you have here is Lesser Celandine, Ficaria verna. It's a non-native invasive, and fairly common along the Potomac. Leaf form is a little different from what I'm used to, but the phenology and other characteristics fit.
Yep, my error. This would be Winter Aconite, _Eranthis hyemalis_. Same family, not invasive in our area.
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