Asphodeline lutea Yellow Flowers each petal bearing a deep

each petal bearing a deep crimson dot in early summer

or 'lil tiny hedge

spreads moderately by underground rhizomes making a good groundcover for shade

a shrub to roughly 4 feet with architectural narrow leaves to about 5 inches streaked silver and burgundy in winter

One of our best native groundcovers for the dry woodland with 4-6" leaves on spreading plants to 1 ft tall or so forming clumps to 6 ft wide

Asphodeline lutea Yellow Flowers each petal bearing a deepOne of the best of the old fashioned garden standards for the modern landscape. Herbaceous perennial native to the eastern Mediterranean. Narrow gray green leaves form clumps to 12" tall and long lasting, highly scented yellow flowers rise above on leafy stalks in early summer. Full sun in rich, well drained soil with some summer moisture especially in the hottest climates. Frost hardy to 20F, USDA zone 6, and even upper zone 5 in protected locations