‘Purple Morning’ the name is a little misleading, the flowers aren’t actually purple once opened, it’s more of a soft lilac, but very pretty none the less!

The Martagons sometimes take a year to recover from transplanting, and may or may not show any top growth the first season but once established they will thrive for decades. Like all martagons it can endure the coldest and wettest winters , as long as planted where good drainage is provided .In its second year, stems may carry 20-30 flowers. Very early flowering, blooming along with the late May rhododendrons in your garden, 3’-4’ and eventually taller.