DESCRIPTION
Limnanthes douglasii, commonly known as poached egg plant, is self-sowing annual prized for its cheerful white-and-yellow flowers and ability to attract beneficial insects. Native to western North America and part of the Limnanthaceae family, it blooms in late spring to early summer, with small, cup-shaped flowers resembling poached eggs. Suited for sunny areas with well-draining soil, it is often used as ground cover in wildflower meadows, pollinator gardens, and rock gardens. Low-maintenance and attractive, Limnanthes douglasii adds brightness and whimsy to gardens, and its ability to self-seed enhances its popularity among environmentally conscious gardeners.
DESCRIPTION
Limnanthes douglasii, commonly known as poached egg plant, is self-sowing annual prized for its cheerful white-and-yellow flowers and ability to attract beneficial insects. Native to western North America and part of the Limnanthaceae family, it blooms in late spring to early summer, with small, cup-shaped flowers resembling poached eggs. Suited for sunny areas with well-draining soil, it is often used as ground cover in wildflower meadows, pollinator gardens, and rock gardens. Low-maintenance and attractive, Limnanthes douglasii adds brightness and whimsy to gardens, and its ability to self-seed enhances its popularity among environmentally conscious gardeners.