Asarum canadense - Wild Ginger grass Also home to these gallformers:

Also home to these gallformers: Asphondylia eupatorii (Stemgall Midge)

More: Larval host for Danaus plexippus (Monarch Butterfly) and Euchaetes egle (Milkweed Tussock Moth)

The flowers are delicate and ethereal and bring joy to pollinators and gardeners alike

Sources: Van Berkum Nursery

Queen bumblebees appreciate this early-season bloomer and will buzz pollinate the flowers while muscling their way in to get at the nectar

Asarum canadense - Wild Ginger grass Also home to these gallformers:Sizes available: One quart Basics: zones 3 7, 4 10" x 6 18", part shade to full shade, the fascinating, secretive brownish red flower is hidden under the leaves in mid spring. Get down on your knees and check it out! Although every resource says this plant wants consistent moisture, I have found it to be quite adaptable to drier shade. Wild ginger does like a neutral to acidic woodland soil with some richness to it. Common names: Wild Ginger, Catfoot,