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Uvularia grandiflora
- Giant Merrybells |
One of our many
US Native Plants. 
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Called 'grandiflora' because it does have
the largest bloom in the genus.
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Wonderful twisting foliage as it unfurls
in spring.
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Foliage is a nice bright yellow green and
the leaf is perfoliated -- appears to be pierced by the stem.
Blue Delphinium
tricorne is a nice companion.
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Did you know American Indians historically
used Uvularia grandiflora topically, as a root tea wash or as a
poultice from the upper plant, for rheumatic pains and sore muscles.
And it prefers limey soil but will take acid.
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