Description
The golden bell of the Dogtooth Violet rises from a pair of stylishly blotched leaves.
Did you know that Dogtooth Violets, also called Trout Lilies, are pollinated by ants, and take up to seven years to mature? Patches of Dogtooth Violets form as the rootstock, 3-5” deep, spreads underground.
Part of the Woodland Wildflowers Triptych

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