Ipheion Uniflorum

(Ipheion uniflorum) This beautiful little white wildflower is one of spring's best kept secrets. From Zone 5 south, it's a fantastic naturalizer, spreading its grass-like foliage and charming flowers everywhere it finds sun.

Low growing, starflowers can be planted under trees that don't leaf-out until later in the season. Starflower's simple yet elegant blooms are an absolute delight in the spring garden.

Jessie is easily the showiest member of the family, with broader, healthier foliage than others, in addition to its exceptionally vibrant blooms. The foliage will last until summer, then go dormant for several weeks, reappearing in the cooler weather...

I know it is late in the season to be looking and searching for bulbs of sorts.This is my Wish/Want List. Bulbs with wow appeal for large area garden in San Diego, CA. Using -Blue Bells,Crocus,Grape Hyacinth,Ipheion,Anemones,Callas,and Narcissis.