Ruffled rounded leaves cupped to hold water for natural moisture retention
Showy light pink flower clusters attract bees and butterflies for pollinator support
Thick rhizomes form 2-3 clumps for easy propagation and dense growth
Bloom before leaves emerge, adding visual interest in early spring
Adaptable to sun to shade and moist to wet soils, suitable for diverse garden settings
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Deciduous perennial with thick rhizomes that form 2-3’ clumps of ruffled, rounded leaves cupped to hold water (pretty!). April flowers before leaves emerge, showy round clusters of light pink flowers sought out by bees and butterflies. Best in cooler climates, dislikes heat & humidity. Native to mountain stream banks from SW Oregon to