Wild ginger (Asarum canadense) Seeds
In spring, velvety green triangular-shaped leaf buds unfurl to large, low-growing heart-shaped leaves. Spreads slowly to become a dense ground cover that suppresses weeds. Nearly invisible early spring maroon flowers are pollinated by flies. Small, ginger-scented roots.
In spring, velvety green triangular-shaped leaf buds unfurl to large, low-growing heart-shaped leaves. Spreads slowly to become a dense ground cover that suppresses weeds. Nearly invisible early spring maroon flowers are pollinated by flies. Small, ginger-scented roots.
Description
In spring, velvety green triangular-shaped leaf buds unfurl to large, low-growing heart-shaped leaves. Spreads slowly to become a dense ground cover that suppresses weeds. Nearly invisible early spring maroon flowers are pollinated by flies. Small, ginger-scented roots.
