Tiarella cordifolia var. collina 25/10 Restock and in 2011 became one

and in 2011 became one of the first spikemosses to have a full genome sequenced

a piece of Deep South citrus history that still earns a place in the garden a century on

almost trouble-free native for the sunny border with well-drained soil

so distinctive that botanists long kept rosemary in a genus apart

A member of the rose family

Tiarella cordifolia var. collina 25/10 Restock and in 2011 became oneTiarella is a beautiful woodland wildflower native to shady rich woods in the eastern U. S. and Canada. It produces nice foliage and spikes of foamy white flowers in spring. The typical Tiarella cordifolia spreads by runners but this is a clump forming variety from the southern mountains. The flowers have a pinkish tint and will continue flowering longer if old flower stalks are cut off. Plant in rich humusy soil in shade and keep moist.