Chelone obliqua | Turtlehead Lilies so has no chance of

so has no chance of self-seeding and becoming invasive

a stunning early spring flowering tree that thrives in full or partial sun

These plants will thrive in a sunny well drained spot and have the added advantage of seeding themselves about- so you can easily relocate any unwanted little ones to other areas of your garden

cupped flowers from mid to late Winter when not much else is flowering

Chelone obliqua | Turtlehead Lilies so has no chance ofChelone obliqua, commonly known as turtlehead, is a charming herbaceous perennial plant native to North America. It gets its name from the unique shape of its flowers, which resemble the head of a turtle. The plant typically grows to a height of about 60 to 90 cm and features dark green, lance shaped leaves that form a dense, bushy clump. The flowers of turtlehead bloom from mid to late summer, showcasing lovely pink tubular flowers that are arranged