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bloodroot in full bloom in early springa large colony of bloodroot emerging from leaf litter in early spring
bloodroot in full bloom in early springa large colony of bloodroot emerging from leaf litter in early springbloodroot in full bloom in early springa large colony of bloodroot emerging from leaf litter in early spring

Details

Height6” - 10”
Spread4"
Bloom SeasonMarch – April
Soil Types
loamLoam
sandSand
Soil Moisture
mediumMedium
moistMoist
Sun Exposure
fullShadeFull Shade
partSunPart Sun

Range Map

NativeNo Record

Ecological Benefits

Maintenance Tips

  • Prefers moist, well-drained soil; water regularly to maintain consistent soil moisture, especially in dry spring weather.
  • Generally requires no pruning. Leaves and stems naturally die back after flowering.
  • Thrives in rich, loamy, slightly acidic soil high in organic matter.
  • If needed, apply a layer of organic mulch to conserve soil moisture and maintain cool soil temperatures.
  • Monitor for slugs and snails, which can damage the foliage. Use environmentally friendly pest control methods as needed.
  • As an ephemeral species, this plant will bloom and go dormant before some other species have even started growing. Don't be alarmed if this plant emerges, blooms and vanishes - it should be back next year!