Porteranthus stipulatus

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This delightful (translation...not showy like a petunia) US native can be found in acidic light shade from New York southwest to Texas. P. stipulatus emerges in late March/early Ap ril (NC) as a lacy rosette that expands into 2-3' long stems, clothed in lacy cutleaf foliage, ending with narrow pink buds that open into a profusion of fluttering star-like white flowers. The more sun you provide, the more flowers it gives in return. Slightly moist soils are best, but we find it very tolerant of adverse drought conditions. Show more