Dodecatheon dentatum (White Shooting Star)

Dodecatheon dentatum                                                                                                            (White Shooting Star) Open clusters of small, white, dart-like flowers pointing in all directions on a stalk growing from a basal rosette of crinkled, toothed leaves. In its natural habitat it grows along moist riverbanks and sub-alpine meadows. Attracts pollinators; deer and rabbit resistant. Prefers part sun. Blooms May-June; the plant goes dormant after flowering. 16", Z4-9.