sanguinaria canadensis (bloodroot) native* green

sanguinaria canadensis (bloodroot) native* greenwoodland perennial, spreads through rhizomes solitary cup like white flowers with yellow stamens one of the first flowers to appear in the spring bloom time: early spring zone 2 height 10 15cm spread 20 25cm colour white grows best in an average to moist, well drained, fertile soil in partial to full shade thrives in some sun where soils remain consistently moist foliage often disappears by late summer shade, partial sun shade native to ontario (image

colour contrasting plant

AKA juniperus sabina 'blaue donau'

changing to a light tan in the summer

flat-topped

turns to yellow-gold in the summer

if desired

coarsely toothed

attractive foliage all season long known for its increased vigour and drought resistance

humus soil

dark green leaves have red petioles and veins

native to ontario and other parts of north america

peach buds open pale yellow