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Erigenia (Greek, spring-born). Umbelliferae. Harbinger-of-Spring. A monotypic genus of E. N. Amer. E. bulbosa, Nutt., is low (4-10 in.), nearly stemless, hardy, from a deep-lying tuber, with ternately decompound lvs. and small umbels of minute white fls. A few plants may have been sold by collectors and dealers in native plants, but it is not a cult, plant. It grows in rich deciduous woods and clearings.
Erigenia (Greek, spring-born). Umbelliferae. Harbinger-of-Spring. A monotypic genus of E. N. Amer. E. bulbosa, Nutt., is low (4-10 in.), nearly stemless, hardy, from a deep-lying tuber, with ternately decompound lvs. and small umbels of minute white fls. A few plants may have been sold by collectors and dealers in native plants, but it is not a cult, plant. It grows in rich deciduous woods and clearings.
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Image:Erigenia bulbosa1.jpg|Whole plant of ''E. bulbosa''
Image:Erigenia bulbosa BB.jpg|''E. bulbosa'' from Britton & Brown 1913
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Latest revision as of 00:59, 29 September 2009

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Erigenia
 harbinger of spring, pepper and salt
Erigenia bulbosa
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Hardiness: ☃
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Erigenia (Greek, spring-born). Umbelliferae. Harbinger-of-Spring. A monotypic genus of E. N. Amer. E. bulbosa, Nutt., is low (4-10 in.), nearly stemless, hardy, from a deep-lying tuber, with ternately decompound lvs. and small umbels of minute white fls. A few plants may have been sold by collectors and dealers in native plants, but it is not a cult, plant. It grows in rich deciduous woods and clearings. CH


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  • Whole plant of E. bulbosa
    Whole plant of E. bulbosa
  • E. bulbosa from Britton & Brown 1913
    E. bulbosa from Britton & Brown 1913

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