Fendler's waterleaf
Fendler's waterleaf is a woodland perennial known for its distinctive waterleaf family traits. It thrives in moist, shaded environments, forming clumps with erect, leafy stems. The green, lobed leaves are notable for their coarseness and occasional white speckling. In spring to early summer, fendler's waterleaf boasts small, bell-shaped violet or blue flowers, grouped in rounded clusters, attracting pollinators. Its affinity for damp habitats is indicated in its very name, alluding to its ecological preferences.