Sanguinaria canadensis (bloodroot)

Bloodroot is typically found in partly shaded woods. It has a delicate white flower in March and April and uniquely lobed leaves that when cut seep a reddish sap. Bloodroot can tolerate growing around Black Walnut trees and once established can tolerate drought. Over time, this plant will gradually spread. Ants actually help to disperse the seeds.

Photo by Kathy Thornton

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