Dentaria diphylla Bama Jama Green Roofs what else would you expect

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although they also perform well in woodland garden conditions on slightly acidic soils

and many do

shallowly grooved leaves are dark green and edged with a dramatic wide white border

Dentaria diphylla Bama Jama Green Roofs what else would you expectDentaria diphylla 'Bama Jama' is unusual in that we discovered it in a seasonally flooded lowland in Calhoun County, Alabama, where it formed a huge 12' wide patch, growing with other wetland species like Trillium lancifolium. This was the first time I'd ever seen Dentaria diphylla in such a wet habitat. The leaves of Dentaria diphylla 'Bama Jama' are dark green, highlighted by silver veins with a very dark purple back. Dentaria diphylla 'Bama Jama'