This plant has flowers that are shaped in a 6-pointed star. The leaves are a medium green and it lies low on the ground. A friend said that it is "arithonium", but we think it is spelled wrong. Any ideas? Here's a photo: http://s189.photobucket.com/albums/z219/BCousineau/
Ground Cover with Small White Star-Shaped Flowers Having trouble with the picture, so I'm trying again.
I think your friend may have meant Erythronium but I don't think that's what it is. Is it possible to get a closer view of one of the flowers Betsy?
Ground Cover with Small White Star-Shaped Flowers - IDed Mystery solved. I emailed Vickie in the Garden Shop at Lakewold Gardens in Tacoma, WA I saw this flower blooming at Lakewold last weekend. She replied saying: "This is an Anemone nemorosa 'pleniflora'. I had some earlier in the spring. Most of the time you can find the single anemones but the double ones are a little bit more rare." I did a Google Image search on this plant name and found numerous close-ups of the flowers.
Yes that looks like it Betsy. Glad you got the mystery solved. Sorry we didn't solve it straight away for you but please challenge us again sometime soon
