| Description: A rapidly-spreading, clump-forming plant with heart-shaped leaves. The tiny white flowers have a foamy texture. This lovely native groundcover should be used before ivy, vinca or the Japanese pachysandra, especially since it flowers more beautifully than any of them. |
| Propagation: Easy from seed or division. The long stolons set new plants at each node; these are easily picked up and set into new ground. |
| Initial bloom (month and week): May W1 |
| Garden name: Shady Woodland Garden |
| Color of flower: White |
| Height: 12″ |
| Spread: 12″ |
| Family: Saxifragaceae |
| Soil type: Neutral woodland |
| Soil moisture: Medium moist |
| Light: Shade |
| Zone: 4-7 |