I have googled and flipped many pages of flower books and such...I still ca= nnot find the name of this plant. I found it whilst walking in a mountain i= n Virginia, it is very unusual, I'd never seen one before - and apparently = neither had any resources that I've checked.
If you can help, please send me any references or data concerning this plan= t. I send my thanks. Sincerely.
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cannot find the name of this plant. I found it whilst walking in a mountain in Virginia, it is very unusual, I'd never seen one before - and apparently neither had any resources that I've checked.
I send my thanks.
Looks somewhat like Kerria japonica "pleniforma" (or a mix of the single and double form of Kerria). It's not native to the US, but gets around.
cannot find the name of this plant. I found it whilst walking in a mountain in Virginia, it is very unusual, I'd never seen one before - and apparently neither had any resources that I've checked.
I send my thanks.
and double form of Kerria). It's not native to the US, but gets around.
so far as I know, not particularly invasive.
Which reminds me that I really ought to get grub out those now-overshaded privets and plant an informal line of Kerria in its place...
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