Woodland Wildflowers
Woodland Wildflowers
Plant rare and natural beauty in shaded or woodland settings
Woodland wildflowers are ideal for shady, wooded areas where they will often spread and multiply if allowed. Most are long-lasting spring bloomers, and many offer interesting foliage that holds steady throughout the growing season. Often hard to find, woodland wildflowers can be colorful, showy, and unique additions to the landscape. Use them to add unexpected charm, or to create a full and lush carpet of green underneath a canopy of trees.
![Celandine Poppy, Stylophorum diphyllum]()
Bring cheer to your summer garden with the native Celandine Poppy (also known as the Wood Poppy). Blooms are sunny-yellow with frilly centers, offset by beautiful blue-green foliage....
Learn MoreCelandine Poppy Celandine Poppy Stylophorum diphyllum$12.65 Sale $9.49Per Plant - 3" PotBring cheer to your summer garden with the native Celandine Poppy (also known as the Wood Poppy). Blooms are sunny-yellow with frilly centers, offset by beautiful blue-green foliage. Will thrive in part to full shade, where its low-growing habit makes for an excellent groundcover. (Stylophorum diphyllum)![Yellow Trillium, Trillium luteum, Wake Robin]()
Yellow Trillium has stunning, rich green leaves spotted with silver. Its bright yellow blooms appear in the center of each leaf, with the petals rising upward. (Trillium luteum)...
Learn MoreYellow Trillium Yellow Wake Robin Trillium luteum$13.32 Sale $9.99Per Bag of 3Yellow Trillium has stunning, rich green leaves spotted with silver. Its bright yellow blooms appear in the center of each leaf, with the petals rising upward. (Trillium luteum)![Trout Lily or Dogtooth Violet, Erythronium americanum]()
Trout Lily is the herald of spring in eastern woodlands, but this native wildflower also makes a gorgeous addition to any shade garden in zones 3-8. The plant’s name comes from...
Learn MoreTrout Lily Trout Lily, Dogtooth Violet Erythronium americanum$17.32 Sale $12.99Per Bag of 3Trout Lily is the herald of spring in eastern woodlands, but this native wildflower also makes a gorgeous addition to any shade garden in zones 3-8. The plant’s name comes from its speckled green leaves (that resemble trout), and its nodding yellow flowers that look like miniature lilies. Plants can take up to four years to flower after planting, but the foliage is attractive enough that it’s worth the wait. (Erythronium)
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- Bellwort
- McKana Giant Columbine Mix
- Mayflower
- Rose Princess Lobelia
- Giant Ironweed
- Doll's Eyes (Actaea)
- Blackberry Lily
- Valentine® Bleeding Heart
- Double Winky Red Columbine
- Songbird Bluebird Columbine
- Foam Flower
- Variegated Solomon's Seal
- Mayapple
- Lily of the Valley
- Solomon's Seal
- Queen Victoria Lobelia
- Wild Spiderwort
- White Bleeding Heart
- Smooth Yellow Violet
- Redwood® Creeping Wintergreen
- Hart's Tongue Fern
- Vedrariensis Lobelia
- Arrow Leaf Ginger
- Yellow Fringed Orchid
- Rosea Lily of the Valley
- Pink Bleeding Heart
- Wedding Party™ True Love Helleborus
- Flore Pleno Trillium
- Starship Deep Rose Lobelia
- Stinking Hellebore
- Honeymoon™ French Kiss Helleborus
- Native Turk's Cap Lily
- Canada Lily
- Creeping Mint
