Growing Cardamine (Cutleaf Toothwort) in Big Bend, Wisconsin

Family Brassicaceae
Genus: Arabis. Mustard family Brassicaceae, notable for 4 parted flowers, early spring bloomer.
Genus: Cardamine. Mustard family Brassicaceae, notable for 4 parted flowers, early spring bloomer.

Photograph Genus species 'variety'
Description and comments
Arabis
ferdinandi-coburgii
'Old Gold'

Common Name: = Rock Cress.
Exotic to Wisconsin. Native to Europe. Attractive prostrate green leaves with yellowish white margins. Small, low growing plant.
Grown in trial bed: B12
Grower: 7/12/2008 Flower Factory (Stoughton, WI).

Photograph	Genus species 'variety' Description and comments
	Arabis ferdinandi-coburgii 'Old Gold' Common Name: = Rock Cress. Exotic to Wisconsin. Native to Europe. Attractive prostrate green leaves with yellowish white margins. Small, low growing plant. Grown in trial bed: B12 Grower: 7/12/2008 Flower Factory (Stoughton, WI).

Photograph Genus species 'variety'
Description and comments
Cardamine
concatenata
(Synonym: Dentaria laciniata)
(additional image)

Common Name: = Cutleaf Toothwort (USDA).
Native to Wisconsin (statewide). Native to Eastern United States. Spring perennial with four parted white flowers. Early woodland bloomer.
Grown in trial bed: none

Cardamine
diphylla
(Synonym: Dentaria diphylla)

Common Name: = Crinkleroot (USDA).
Native to Wisconsin (statewide). Native to Eastern United States. Spring perennial with four parted white flowers. Early woodland bloomer.
Grown in trial bed: none.

Future image Cardamine
diphylla
'American Sweetheart'
(Synonym: Dentaria diphylla)

Common Name: = Crinkleroot (USDA).
Native to Wisconsin (statewide). Native to Eastern United States. Spring perennial with four parted white flowers. Early woodland bloomer.
Grown in trial bed: B24.
Grower: 5/14/2008 Plant Delights (Raleigh, NC).

Photograph	Genus species 'variety' Description and comments
	Cardamine concatenata (Synonym: Dentaria laciniata) (additional image) Common Name: = Cutleaf Toothwort (USDA). Native to Wisconsin (statewide). Native to Eastern United States. Spring perennial with four parted white flowers. Early woodland bloomer. Grown in trial bed: none
	Cardamine diphylla (Synonym: Dentaria diphylla) Common Name: = Crinkleroot (USDA). Native to Wisconsin (statewide). Native to Eastern United States. Spring perennial with four parted white flowers. Early woodland bloomer. Grown in trial bed: none.
Future image	Cardamine diphylla 'American Sweetheart' (Synonym: Dentaria diphylla) Common Name: = Crinkleroot (USDA). Native to Wisconsin (statewide). Native to Eastern United States. Spring perennial with four parted white flowers. Early woodland bloomer. Grown in trial bed: B24. Grower: 5/14/2008 Plant Delights (Raleigh, NC).

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