Hepatica acutiloba - Liver Leaf A delicate, native spring ephemeral, Sharp‑lobed hepatica offers charming early blooms in shades of white, pink, lavender, or blue atop hairy stems rising just 10–15 cm. They open before woodland canopy forms, creating a beautiful carpet of color once winter fades. The leathery, three‑lobed leaves emerge mottled and evergreen, turning russet in autumn—adding seasonal interest through winter. Ideal for naturalizing in shade gardens, rockeries, or woodland borders, it thrives in humus‑rich, well‑drained soils. 1 Bare Root Early spring bloomers Mottled evergreen foliage Attracts spring bees Specifications Details Colour White, pink, lavender or blue Hardiness Zone 3 - 9 Plant Height 10–15 cm (4–6″) Plant Width 15–20 cm (6–8″) Sun Requirements Part shade to full shade Fragrant No Deer Resistant No Plant Timing Spring or fall planting in moist soil Bloom Timing March- April Plant Depth Crown just below soil surface Plant Spacing 15–20 cm (6–8″)
