1 3” pot’s worth of well established plants

this native plant is fairly common in shade gardens as a ornamental, but not many people are propagating the local ecotype. It took a few years to build up stock beds, but I now have decent supplies of this beautiful little plant. Both the blooms and foliage are quite pretty and the flowers are attractive to several species of pollinators. Observing who was visiting the flowers on a particularly busy day, it looked like at least 4 species of Syrphid fly were there, so this might be a good pick to feed beneficial insects early in the season when not much is blooming yet. Grows easily on most well drained soils in part to full shade. Spreads by rhizome at a moderate pace.