Creeping groundcover with long reddish-green leaf stalks and opposite heart-shaped hairy mid-green leaves. Solitary star-shaped yellow flowerheads with 5 large triangular ray florets from early spring to summer. Evergreen in mild winters.
Moist but well-drained humus-rich soil. Best in dappled shade (woodland edges), adapts to sunnier spots if watered during drought. Propagate by plant divisions or rooted stem cuttings in spring. Generally problem-free.
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