Asarum caudatum f. album commonly known as the western wild ginger, hails from the moist forests and mountains of western North America including BC. It has attractive, somewhat glossy, heart-shaped foliage which combines well with lacy ferns and bleeding hearts. Loose, rich soil allows its rhizomes to form wide, evergreen to semi-evergreen patches that can endure some summer drought once established. This special form has creamy-white flowers comprised of 3-petals with long tapering wisps that emerge in spring to summer underneath the foliage. Leaves and roots are aromatic when crushed. Resistant to deer, rabbit, snails and slugs.
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