Hydrastis canadensis
This is a perennial species with a rhizome about 50 cm high. It has a hairy purple stem, a few broad leaves with 5 or 7 toothed lobes, and a single white terminal flower with prominent stamens.
It is well known on the North American continent for its many medicinal properties. It is sometimes used as a dye.
in bucket
Seeds of this species are difficult to germinate. Sowing takes place in cold weather, either directly in the ground or in pots kept in cold frames.
September, October, November
May, June
in the ground
semi-shade, shadow
medium
humus, heather, clayey, limestone, sandy
drained, fees
Hydrastis canadensis
15 seeds
White
From 20 to 50 cm
North America