Tiarella Cordifolia Foamflower in 4-inch standard pots - White Flower Live Plant

The native North American Foamflower, Tiarella Cordifolia, is a shade-loving perennial with heart-shaped leaves and clusters of white, frothy flowers, native to eastern North American woodlands and forests.
Native Range: Primarily found in the eastern half of the United States, including shaded forests, swamps, and wetland margins.
Planting zones 4-7
Appearance:
Features heart-shaped leaves with intricate veining
The foliage can turn hues of red and bronze in the fall.
Growth Habit:
Spreads via underground runners, forming colonies.
Prefers partial shade and rich, moist soil.
Makes an excellent groundcover for shady, wooded sites.
Uses:
The leaves of Tiarella cordifolia have been used by Native Americans as a diuretic and to treat sore eyes.
Native bees and syrphid flies are attracted to the foamflower's clusters of tiny blossoms for pollen and nectar.
The seeds are eaten by ground-feeding birds, and the foliage provides cover for small creatures and protects the soil.