Hydrastis canadensis Caucasus Mountains This crinum is native to

This crinum is native to the Eastern Cape of South Africa

our plants reached 8' tall x 8' wide in 18 months

pouch-like flower

This 1998 release

Hydrastis canadensis Caucasus Mountains This crinum is native toHydrastis canadensis is a rare US native (Minnesota south to Georgia) monotypic genus, whose close cousins include hellebores, clematis, and glaucidium. In the wild, goldenseal is found in moist, open woodlands in near neutral pH soils a condition that we have also found works well in our cultivated garden. Our twelve year old plantings are now 2 3' wide. Goldenseal emerges with two pleated green leaves atop an 18" tall stalk the top leaf is the