Common Name - Squirrel Corn
Latin Name - dicentra canadensis
Sun - part shade
Moisture - moist
Height - 6-10”
Flower Color - white, pink
Bloom Time- March - May

The foliage of this 6-10 in. perennial is smooth, blue-gray and fern-like. The flowers are dainty broad hearts; pinkish-white, sometimes tinged with pale lavender; and fragrant.

Plants become dormant after they bloom. Mice and chipmunks are adept at transplanting the tubers.

*For additional facts, click on the Common Name link above.
Thank you to Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center for the facts.
Thank you to Dalgial for the use of their photo.