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Edgeworthia chrysantha ‘Snow Cream’

With a much sweeter fragrance that the skunk cabbage, here’s a photo of Edgeworthia chrysantha ‘Snow Cream’ from the garden today with its daphne-like flowers.  I can’t imagine gardening without this as part of the winter garden.  http://www.plantdelights.com/Edgeworthia-for-sale/buy-Paper-Plant/Flowers-with-Nectar/

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The smells of late winter…skunk cabbage

A sure garden sign that winter is nearing the end is the flowerring of our first aroid of the year…the lovely and beautiful ….wait, probably not the best choice of words…Symplocarpus foetidus.  The flowers of skunk cabbage use thermogenesis to produce enough heat to melt through several feet of snow to allow its fragrance to

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Cyclamen coum silver leaf form

Here’s a photo of a clump of Cyclamen coum in the garden today.  These have been in full flower for over a month now, despite the snow and ice.  I can’t imagine a woodland garden without these gems…the key is to keep the soil fairly dry when they are summer dormant.  http://www.plantdelights.com/Cyclamen-for-sale/buy-Cyclamen/Perennial/

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