Uvularia perfoliata Jingle Bells Ponerorchis Excess plants can be dug

Excess plants can be dug out and replanted elsewhere if desired

the attractive bright red seeds become visible as the pods burst open

although don't plan to make sweet ice cream from these seeded fruits

Sabatia is easy to grow in a soil that stays moist to slightly moist

The foliage actually has a vertical green stripe down the side of each 1/8" wide plasticized leaf

Uvularia perfoliata Jingle Bells Ponerorchis Excess plants can be dugUvularia 'Jingle Bells' is certainly one of the most exciting plants we've ever introduced. It was originally discovered in Granville County, NC, by keen gardener Marty Finkel, who was kind enough to share thank you! The 8" tall stalks of this East Coast native emerge in early spring adorned with perfoliate (stem runs through the center) green leaves edged with a dramatic creamy white border. The small, light yellow flowers dangle from the leaf axils