Heartleaf foamflower – Tiarella cordifolia | ↕10-25 cm | Ø9 cm

Foamflower
Tiarella cordifolia

Tiarella cordifolia is a low-growing, ground-covering perennial that thrives particularly well in shady gardens. It is valued for its fresh, heart-shaped leaves and graceful, airy blooms in spring. An ideal plant for borders, woodland gardens, and underplanting.

Features and care:

Latin name: Tiarella cordifolia
Dutch name: Foam flower
Height: 10–25 cm
Width: 20–30 cm
Leaf: Heart-shaped, fresh green, often with dark veining
Flowers: Delicate, white to soft pink plume flowers
Blooming period: April to June
Growth habit: Ground-covering, forms dense mats via creeping rhizomes
Light requirement: Partial shade to shade
Soil: Rich in humus, moist but well-draining
Moisture: Prefers a cool, slightly moist soil; does not tolerate prolonged drought
Pruning:  Remove old or unsightly leaves in early spring to make way for new foliage.
Watering:  Water regularly during dry spells, especially in shady spots where the soil dries out faster than you think.
Fertilization:  Apply a layer of compost or organic fertilizer in spring for healthy growth.
Hardiness:  Very hardy. In mild winters, the plant remains partially green; during severe frost, the leaves die back but will regrow in spring.
Is Tiarella cordifolia toxic?  No, this plant is not toxic to humans, dogs, or cats. A safe choice for gardens with children and pets.

Why choose Tiarella cordifolia?

• Excellent ground cover for shady spots
• Graceful spring blooms
• Beautiful leaf structure that remains attractive throughout the season
• Low maintenance
• Non-toxic and thus safe in any garden