Asarum canadense - Wild Ginger

A charming native woodland perennial, Wild Ginger forms a dense carpet of velvety, heart-shaped leaves just 6–12 cm tall, spreading 30 cm or more via creeping rhizomes. In spring, hidden beneath the foliage, it produces small bell-shaped, reddish-brown flowers that attract early-season flies and beetles. Its evergreen-like groundcover habit suppresses weeds and remains lush into fall, making it ideal for shade gardens and naturalized woodland settings. With minimal care and excellent deer and rabbit resistance, it's a beautiful, wildlife-friendly solution for moist, humus-rich shady spots.

• 1 Bare Root
• Heart‑shaped groundcover foliage
• Hidden spring flowers
• Deer & rabbit resistant

Specifications	Details
Colour	Deep green foliage; brown‑purple flowers
Hardiness Zone	3 – 9
Plant Height	4–8 in (10–20 cm)
Plant Width	12–24 in (30–60 cm)
Sun Requirements	Partial to full shade
Fragrant	No
Deer Resistant	Yes
Plant Timing	Spring or fall planting
Bloom Timing	April - May
Plant Depth	Rhizomes just below soil surface; plant shallow
Plant Spacing	12–18 in apart (30–45 cm)