"Tristagma uniflorum: The Delicate Charm of the Spring Starflower"

**Tristagma uniflorum**, commonly known as **Spring Starflower** or **Ipheion uniflorum**, is indeed a species of flowering plant in the Amaryllidaceae family. This species is native to South America, particularly Argentina and Uruguay, but it is widely cultivated in other regions for its attractive star-shaped flowers.

The plant is a perennial and typically blooms in early spring, producing delicate, star-shaped flowers that range in color from white to pale blue or lavender. The flowers usually have a mild fragrance and are borne singly on slender stems, giving the plant a delicate and graceful appearance.

**Spring Starflower** is popular in gardens for its early spring bloom, low maintenance requirements, and ability to naturalize, meaning it can spread and establish itself over time. It prefers well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade. Because of its hardiness, it can thrive in a variety of garden settings, including rock gardens, borders, and as ground cover.

Although often referred to as **Ipheion uniflorum** in horticultural contexts, recent botanical classifications tend to use the name **Tristagma uniflorum**.