Wild Ginger Bare-root Plant | Asarum canadense | Heart-shaped Leaves | Shade Tolerant Ground Cover | Deer Resistant

Enhance your woodland garden with the Wild Ginger (Asarum canadense) bare-root plant. This native perennial features large, heart-shaped leaves that form a lush, low-growing ground cover perfect for shaded areas. In early spring, it produces charming red flowers that add a splash of color beneath the foliage. Easy to grow and deer resistant, Wild Ginger is an excellent choice for naturalizing shady spots and supporting native plant ecosystems.

• Heart-shaped leaves provide lush coverage, ideal for shaded areas.
• Attractive red flowers bloom in early spring, adding a pop of color.
• Forms a solid ground cover in just 2-3 years when spaced one foot apart.
• Deer resistant and tolerant of various soil types, including clay.
• Pairs beautifully with native plants like Maidenhair Fern and Wild Blue Phlox.
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