Mertensia virginica (Virginia Bluebells)Native Great early season color Pink flowers open early to mid April and turn blue Attracts moths, bees, and butterflies A signature native woodland plant, this selection is a must for its incredible show of early season color and its strong native critter virtues. Foliage emerges early, just as the weather starts warming in March, with its long, oval shape and blue green color, followed quickly by a spike that rises above, clustered heavily with

Stays dense and compact

Hardiness Zone 2-9

Its considerable bloom of small white

Hardiness Zone 4-8 Height 18-24 in Spread 16-20 in

It's unlike anything else

heart shaped flowers

They are lacecaps

Great specimen for a smaller garden

The perfect pie Apple

Easy to grow and very tolerant of drier soil conditions

Delicate brown flower tassels in spring

Hardiness Zone 4-8 Height 6-8 ft Spread 6-8 ft