Double, brilliant white flowers sit on top of single stems. Flowers are water lily look-a-likes in early spring. Although the flowers last for a few days, an established colony will appear to last a lot longer.
Trail/Garden Location:
Tulip Tree Trail
Garden Uses:
One of the earliest spring ephemerals to bloom, they are best used as a specimen in the garden. They like woodland conditions with light sun to shade in well-drained soil. Double-flowered Bloodroot can be used as a groundcover, as the foliage can last into the summer months. This is one to show off to all the plant enthusiasts!
Wildlife Benefits:
Used as an early source of nectar.
Leaf Type:
The large, basal leaves are blue-green in color and resemble a sand dollar or mitten.
