Tradescantia longipes – Wild Crocus – 1.25-Quart

$6.00

A charming little plant from the Ozark Mountains of Missouri and Arkansas with low trailing leaves – it does not produce aerial flowering stems like most Spiderworts, instead flowering nearly at ground level. This is a great choice for a rock garden where it will form nice-size clumps over time. Foliage declines after flowering and should then be cut back almost to the ground to encourage new growth and a possible fall bloom. Rarely available – our plants are divisions from a plant obtained from Siskiyou Rare Plant Nursery decades ago.

Available on backorder

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Description

Spiderwort family (Commelinaceae)

Image by Daniel J. Layton, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

I think we’ll be doing divisions of our stock plants this Spring and will have a handful of plants available for sale.

Updated 29 February 2024