About This Plant
A gorgeous woodland plant that is often found along streambanks, foamflower has variagated green, serrated leaves that persist through winter. Tiny, white flowers that look like fireworks appear along a 6-12" stamen, giving a foamy appearance, and are long-lasting. It grows best in soils that are high in organic matter.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Despite its slow growth rate, heartleaf foamflower can be used as groundcover because it spreads by underground rhizomes. | Heartleaf foamflower previously went by the Latin name Tiarella wherryi.
Alternate Names
Foam Flower, False Miterwort, Foamflower
