Wild ginger (Asarum canadense) Plants

An attractive, low-growing ground cover for a shaded, or dappled light settings. Large heart-shaped leaves hug the ground and work to hide the flowers which form at the base of the plant, pollinated by flies, ants and beetles. Deer resistant.

Native to: Maine - Manitoba to North Carolina

Growing conditions: Part shade to shade, moist to average soil.

Natural habitat:  Rich, humus-y woodland.

Grows up to: 3-6"

Blooms: Spring (flowers are low and well hidden by leaves)