Sanguinaria canadensis ( common name – Bloodroot) is a herbaceous perennial native to eastern North America including southern parts of Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic Provinces. Very vivacious and stick their heads up when the snow is gone.
This is a woodland plant and seems to be quite tolerant to different soils and moisture conditions. It grows well anywhere from deep shade to part sun. Blooms from April to early in May and lasts as long as 2 weeks. Bloom height is around 5″, and foliage may grow to 12″ to 18″ after the bloom finishes.
Double Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis forma Multiplex)
Sanguinaria canadensis (Pink Form)Pink Bloodroot
Beautiful flowers
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Wow, these have an extraordinary beauty, Anita. Thanks for sharing! š
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Wonderful
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Beautiful! Now I know what to plant under my house in the shaded area!
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Thanks..they are easy to grow.
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Pretty! you ve’ got to love spring!
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Absolutely..my favorite season of the year.
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Have never seen a double bloodroot. How absolutely beautiful!
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Come on over and and I will give you piece.
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The Bloodroot is beautiful! š
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Thank John. Happy Easter
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And you too my friend. š
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Beautiful bloodroot, white petals for the treacherous up and down temperature of the early spring.
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Thanks ..It is one favorites.
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