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fringe cup

Tellima grandiflora

Saxifragaceae · perennial · introduced

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Puget Sound

Fringe cup is a perennial native to western North America. It grows 1-2 ft tall with a spreading habit and blooms in spring (April to May) with white or pink flowers that have fringed petals.

Fringe cup thrives in part shade and tolerates moderate moisture with adaptable soil drainage. Hardy in zones 4-7, it is low-maintenance and suitable for shaded woodland gardens. The plant is not invasive and pairs well with other shade-loving perennials.

Quick Facts

Height
1-2 ft
Spread
1-2 ft
Light
Part Shade
Water
Moderate
Hardiness
Zone Zones 4–7
Bloom Time
april to may
Origin
Western North America