



Spring Starflower 'Rolf Fiedler' is a selected form of Ipheion uniflorum noted for its exceptionally deep, clear violet-blue flowers, larger and more intensely colored than the species. The sweetly scented, star-shaped blooms appear in early spring atop grass-like foliage. It is synonymous with Tristagma uniflorum.
Plant bulbs in autumn in well-drained soil, sun or part shade. It multiplies rapidly by offsets and seed, forming beautiful carpets. Ideal for lawns, under trees, rock gardens, and border edges. The foliage disappears by early summer. Very low maintenance and drought-tolerant once established. A superior clone for blue intensity.
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Tropical Hibiscus 'Irish Spring' – Schlueter Hybrid
Spring Fumewort (Corydalis solida): Early Spring Tuberous Perennial
Spring Beauty (Claytonia perfoliata): Edible Native Annual
Spring Starflower 'Rolf Fiedler' (Ipheion uniflorum)
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