White flowers in May followed by interesting pipe-shaped seed pods over large twin kidney-shaped dusty blue-green leaves. Forms exceptional clumps and is useful both as a specimen plant and planted in mass. Best in a moist site, but tolerant of both drought and root competition once established. Eastern U.S. native.

Zones 3-8. 10-12 in. Full or dappled shade, moist humus soil.

We are offering blooming-sized plants grown in quart pots.