These perennials require full sun and average moisture. It is native to rich, moist, deciduous woods throughout the region. Plant in a partially shaded area that receives average moisture. Showy wild flowers. Perhaps the showiest of the buttercups, this flower carpets low fields, meadows and pastures with pure golden yellow.
Bulbous buttercups grow wildly in mountainous areas, but are easy to introduce to the garden.
They are one of the earliest to bloom and need full sunlight and average moisture. The small, white flowers of devil s bit, or blazing star, are clustered in showy spikes, and unlike other members of the lily family, have male and female flowers separated on different plants. Interestingly, this plant was once used medicinally for separate male and female ailments. Be sure to specify male plants for your wild flower garden, as they have the more attractive flower clusters. Devil s bit needs full shade in a mild climate that receives average moisture.