Tiarella cordifolia-Foam Flower Orange though not always in the

though not always in the same place

These attract butterflies and morph into slender

especially long-tongued bees

They make a beautiful addition to dried floral arrangements

Its narrow leaves grow upwards from a central clump before arching gracefully out and down with a waterfall effect

Tiarella cordifolia-Foam Flower Orange though not always in theFoam Flower delights in the spring with small white blooms along airy racemes that reach well above the ground hugging foliage. These flowers provide an important early season nectar source for small native bees. En masse, the flowers have a soft, fluffy appearance, hence its common name. Cutting the flower spikes back after blooms fade will improve the look of the foliage for the remainder of the season. Semi glossy, lobed leaves take on an