Tiarella cordifolia 'Elizabeth Oliver' (Foam Flower)

The deeply lobed leaves of 'Elizabeth Oliver' are bright green with faint burgundy veination. As the cooler days of early October arrive, the leaves take on a rich purple hue, but when spring is upon us, expect light pink flowers in April and May about 8-10" above the clean evergreen foliage. This vigorous grower for the woodland or shade garden is another native of the eastern U.S. that will make a great groundcover.
Height: 8 - 10 in

Spacing: 18 in

Hardiness Zone: 4 – 8

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