Bunchberry (Chamaepericlymenum canadense) Seeds
Bunchberry (Chamaepericlymenum canadense) Seeds
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A late spring-blooming wildflower with distinctive white dogwood flowers, whorled leaves, and bright red berries; a low groundcover. Needs a cool, acidic soil to thrive. Flowers attract insect pollinators, and fruits attract birds.
Native to Maine: Yes
Growing conditions: Sun to part shade in medium, acidic soil
Grows up to: 4”
Blooms: In late spring
Pairs well with: Northern maidenhair fern, zig-zag goldenrod, cranesbill geranium, and red columbine
Natural habitat: Acid woodlands, blueberry barrens, and roadsides
Seeds per packet: 50 (moist-stratified)
Germination Code(s): B and E
Sow these seeds immediately upon receipt, outdoors in pots in November through December. Seeds require 5 months in temperatures below 40°F in moist soil (or sand or vermiculite) to germinate.
