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A distinct, upright emergent with arrow-shaped leaves holding whorls of three-petaled blooms. The large, thick, round, white tubers are food for wildlife.
• | Attracts Birds |
• | Medium |
• | Native to Ontario |
• | Summer |
• | Green |
• | Container Plants |
Native to Ontario and much of North America.
Sagittaria like their roots to be completely submerged in water and can be found near pond edges in a slow moving body of water. Grows best in full sun however, it will tolerate partial shade. Plant the tubers in the mud at the margins, or in 15-20 cm of water for best results. Sagittaria will naturalize by spreading rhizomes or self-seeding.