Fringecup is an easy-to-grow, perennial wildflower that is perfect for the shady garden. Its  maple like leaves create a groundcover that will gently fill in the lowest layer of partial to full shade gardens and woodland edges. In spring, flowering stems  2-3 feet tall and are decorated by dozens of tiny urn-shaped flowers that range from creamy white, to pink, to green.  
 
o                 Height 24-36”
o                 Width- 12-20”
o                 Water: moist to dry
o                 Sun: partial shade to full shade
o                 Bloom time: May
o                 Direct sowing: Seeds are dormant, best sow in early fall to very early spring. Growing transplants: seeds usually need 30 days of cold moist stratification before they will germinate.