Pacific waterleaf
Hydrophyllum tenuipes
Plant Description
Pacific waterleaf is a lush groundcover in moist forests and woodlands. Large, soft, hairy leaves are born on short herbaceous stems emerging directly from the ground. Clusters of greenish-white flowers bloom in on stalks above the leaves. On drier sites, it will go dormant during the heat of the summer. In ideal conditions, it can spread readily.
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| Mature Height | 3' |
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