Virginia Waterleaf
Hydrophyllum virginianum
$8.99
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Virginia Waterleaf is a native woodland wildflower prized for its ability to spread gracefully beneath the shade of trees, forming a lush, low ground cover in naturalized plantings. Soft white to pale lavender flower clusters appear from spring into early summer, held above attractive lobed foliage marked with the pale blotches that give the plant its evocative common name. As a Great Lakes native, it supports native bees and butterflies while naturalizing readily with minimal care. It thrives in partial shade with moderate moisture and is notably tolerant of Juglone from black walnut trees—making it valuable under challenging conditions. A rewarding choice for native plant gardens and shaded woodland borders.
Mature Height: 12 - 18"
Mature Spread: 18 - 24"
Sunlight Exposure: Partial
Water Needs: Moderate
Plant Profile
Virginia Waterleaf
Sunlight Exposure
Partial
Water Needs
Moderate
Landscape Use
Ground Cover
Growth Rate
Moderate
Growth Shape
Upright
Flowering Season
Spring, Summer
Foliage Color
Green
Pest + Disease Resistance
No Resistance
Pollinator + Wildlife Support
Native (Great Lakes Region), Pollinator – Butterflies
Season of Interest
Spring
Fall Color
Green
Garden Performance & Beauty
None
Environmental Tolerances
Cold Tolerant, Juglone (Black Walnut) Tolerant
Winter Foliage
Deciduous
