Liverleaf

These diminutive wildflowers are charming, shaped like an open bowl in white, lavender, purple, or pink. They get their name from the evergreen three-parted leaves, thought by some to be shaped like the human liver, pointed or rounded on their ends, and often with a deep purple cast. In the wild they grow in deep leaf litter in deciduous woodlands. Liverleaf is excellent in shady rock gardens or woodlands where the soil is humus-rich.

Light:

Part Sun, Shade

Zones:

3-9

Plant Type:

Perennial

Plant Height:

To 6 inches tall, depending on variety

Plant Width:

To 1 foot wide, depending on variety

Landscape Uses:

Containers, Beds & Borders

Special Features:

Flowers, Attractive Foliage