Bigflower Tellima are a genus of herbaceous perennial flowering plants. They are native to western North America but have been naturalized in Ireland and the United Kingdom. Their Latin name, Tellima, is an anagram of Mitella of which it is closely related to. As a fun fact, myths suggest that woodland elves ate bigflower Tellima to improve night vision.
Water:
Bigflower Tellima thrives in consistently moist environments, preferring evenly damp soil and moderate drought tolerance. Weekly watering supports its growth, and mulching is beneficial for moisture retention and temperature regulation, enhancing both water conservation and plant health.
Propagation:
Propagation of bigflower Tellima is achieved through division or seed. Key factors include well-drained soil, partial shade, and moderate temperatures. Maintain moisture without waterlogging. Divide in spring, ensuring roots are intact, or surface sow seeds and keep soil moist until germination.
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