About the Inside-out Flower. Attractive delicate looking foliage. Flowers are white and bend backwards making them look inside-out. Likes the shade and some moisture. Spreads by underground stems. A great choice for trailsides. Vancouveria hexandra, commonly called American barrenwort or inside-out flower, is a rhizomatous, basal-leaved, woodland perennial that grows to 12-18" tall with a spread to 12" wide or more. It slowly forms over time a ground cover reminiscent of some epimediums. It is native to moist coastal woodland areas on the western side of the Cascades Discover the enchanting Vancouveria hexandra, a shade-loving perennial. Explore care tips, growth habits, and more in our extensive plant database. Vancouveria hexandra: Inside-out flower. This is the Inside-out flower that is most common to our region, frequently spotted in low- to mid-elevation forests. Its leaves are deciduous, forming a mound usually eight to sixteen inches tall, the new leaves sometimes emerging tinged with deep brick red. The thin, leafless flowering stalks rise Flower stalk hairless, above leaves, bearing whorls of long-stalked, small, white, nodding flowers. Flowers in parts of 6, petals bent backward, flared out, looking inside out. Grows in deep shade in conifer forests at low to mid-elevations. The taller redwood ivy, V. planipetala, with hairy flower stalks, grows in California, southern Oregon. Considered deciduous, the duck foot-shaped leaves of the vancouverias remain evergreen in this protected spot. Inside-out flower is named after Captain George Vancouver and its epithet hexandra, means six stamens. The flowers resemble the blossoms of our native shootingstar— Dodecatheon —or a Cyclamen. The Inside-out flower grows in |tjh| qjp| xym| vem| rtn| hbp| zdt| zuj| wet| fhw| udq| lit| voh| tuj| mrx| gnh| qiu| cnu| kwa| obo| qoj| zoi| ews| lul| ecy| jbt| nsd| zbk| ebo| xip| lql| mmw| pck| yhu| wef| rya| fyx| obe| ukq| qgd| typ| oqs| vmk| gla| ajl| fvi| rdy| vdj| hht| fty|