We've had a 3yr drought and a mild winter but had extreme cold the whole week of Easter. We live in the woods and i've got oaks ,black gum,cherry and maples coming up everywhere and my false solomans seal is thicker than it's ever been.
oakleif

Oakleif, My false solomons,doing real well this year also, that is ,if the animals will let them alone.Something keeps eating the tops of of them every year, In addition to the thousands of maple seedlings which I dont want , I also have lots of trout lilly leaves popping up all over which in the next year or two I hope to get some flowers on them. I haven't seen one flower yet, but I think they are to young.I also have a bunch of single leaves scattered around like trout lillys ( but they are free from any markings )and not as pointed on the ends of the leaves ( more rounded )I dont know what they are, but I will keep digging till I find someway or someone who knows .... Tom

Tom-

Canada Mayflower perhaps?

http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/galleries/maianthemumcana.html

Like the trout lilly the single-leaved plants are immature, the multi-leaved plants will likely flower. In my yard the single-leaved plants are much more abundant. They also seem to like the drier areas as compared to the trout lilly.

-Josh-