Description
Lomatium triternatum (nineleaf biscuitroot)
Adds a yellow sparkle to a native grass setting
This delicate-looking biscuitroot creates a sparkle in native grasslands, where it’s yellow blossoms are scattered up among the tops of the grasses. Most of the leaves emerge from the bulb and are divided into 3 leaflets that are further cleft into long narrow segments. Flowers are small tight clusters at the end of stems forming a flat-topped inflorescence that bloom in April and May in our area. Perennial. Photo by Marilyn Lemar
NOTE: will be dormant and may look empty, but the roots have been checked and look healthy.
Height: 8-24″
Width: 6-8″
Light: sun
Water: low
