Claytonia's Range
aclyburn17@verizon.net (Wed, 08 Apr 2009 22:21:44 PDT)

Claytonia is very easy to grow. It seems to like moist clay or a thin
humus layer above clay in little grassy clearings. I've personally
seen the narrow leafed species growing in both Memphis, Tenn. and
Jackson, Miss. and it also thrives in Terre Haute, Indiana. Right now,
it's busy turning an entire field white with its flowers in TH's
Deming Park.

I have snitched it in the past by simply getting a shovelful of it
from someone's yard and then setting it out where it is to grow.
I have heard the Springbeauty also called "Fairy Spuds" on account of
their little tubers.

Anita