Living Celandine Poppy - Fabulous Native Wildflower for the Woodland Garden (Harvey Cotten) Published: Apr. 25, 2013, 11:45 a.m. By Harvey Cotten, Huntsville Botanical Garden ...

Shady parts of our garden may seem trickier to enhance, but they can be a floral haven for the right selections. Here are six gorgeous flowering natives for shade ...

2. Celandine poppy: “I like to interplant Virginia bluebells with celandine poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum), a plant of similar height with showy yellow, four-petaled flowers.

Similar but with much larger clear yellow flowers — and to confuse things even further, also called celandine poppy — is Stylophorum diphyllum. Growing under a ponderosa pine in my front yard ...

The celandine poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum) has a happy yellow flower that will add joy to your natural areas. There are many sun-loving perennials too.

Lesser celandine, commonly called fig buttercup, has distinctive kidney shaped leaves appearing in a rosette. As the plant takes hold it creeps along the ground and will quickly spread throughout ...

The American wild flower celandine poppy grows well in shade gardens as well as in the woods. Its botanical name is "stylophorum diphyllum" and it has lots of bright yellow blooms in the spring ...

A desired self-sower, celandine poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum), is a near look-alike for a nasty Eurasian weed, greater celandine (Chelidonium majus), something I definitely don’t want to move ...

Number of objects in this record 4 Record Last Modified 28 Aug 2019 Collection Date 2013 USNM Number EO401105 Object Type Education and Outreach collections Collecting Locality Lovettsville, Furnace ...

Celandine poppy is one plant that has worth as a tall groundcover in the shade. With its long season of bloom and ability to self seed this is a winner for a moist shady garden. View Comments ...

The Stylophorum, or celandine poppy, has a near look-alike and sound-alike in greater celandine (Chelidonium majus), a Eurasian weed whose yellow flowers are much smaller.

Q • I have a yellow flowering groundcover that was a gift from a gardener friend who called the plant lesser celandine. I can find information about the Celandine poppy, but it's not the same plant.