XANTHORHIZA simplicissima

Flat topped groundcover with erect stems and celery-like leaves. Makes a solid mat. Native to eastern U.S.

Product Description

XANTHORHIZA simplicissima – Yellowroot

Flat topped groundcover with erect stems and celery-like leaves. Makes a solid mat. Thrives along streams and moist banks. Great for erosion control or native plantings. Leaves turn from yellow to red in autumn for great fall color. Yellow roots can be used as a dye. Native to eastern U.S.

Sun: Part Shade/Full Sun

Soil: Adaptable to Most Soils

Size: Height 2-3ft., Spread Groundcover

Zone: 3-9

Flower: Drooping, small maroon/red panicle at base of leaves

Bloom Time: Spring

Attributes: Native to Eastern U.S., Wet soils, Erosion Control, Fall Color, Drought Tolerant, Deer Tolerant, Shade Tolerant