Galium odoratum presumably by cuttings Afghanistan to South Tadzhikistan and

Afghanistan to South Tadzhikistan and West Himalaya

"The one thing that may prevent you from growing Erythronium well is if your garden gets very hot and dry in summer – Erythroniums can survive quite long dry periods during the summer

get this as the same flowering time

even too wet

Brought in many years ago from the Chelsea Flower Show when that was OK

Galium odoratum presumably by cuttings Afghanistan to South Tadzhikistan andUnique, starry, curved petals, easy growing in shaded spots. Great to let it roam en masse. Sweet Woodruff. This vigorous, robust perennial is ideal for growing in difficult, shady spots. Fragrant, small, white flowers that appear from October for months and months and can be used to provide ground cover under shrubs and trees. up to 20 cm H. Spreads and seeds. From wikimedia, if you get down low with your big eyes on Bjrn Traeger. Second image, and