Persicaria virginiana, Woodland Jumpseed
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| Woodland Jumpseed has large, deep-green leaves. |
Woodland Jumpseed, so called because its seeds are flung when touched, is a deep green-leaved species at the northwestern-most edge of its natural range, here in Hennepin County. It has a unique, "floating" habit and its diminutive white flowers are enjoyed by various pollinators. An excellent addition to your woodland restoration or shade garden. Prefers rich, moist-medium soil, open or dappled shade, or, when part shade -make it morning sun.
Blooms: white, July to September
Height: 1 to 2 feet
Conditions: shade to pt shade, moist-medium to medium soil |
| Jumpseed's small flowers |
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| Wasp enjoying a sip of Woodland Jumpseed. |
