Arnica cordifolia (Heartleaf Arnica) Cuttings for a feast of "heartbreak

for a feast of "heartbreak moose

and seedling propagation

A disease-resistant nectarine variety well adapted to the PNW

and the bitter berries are food for a variety of bird species

or pink flowers that consist of many stalked clusters 3-4 in (8-10cm) long

Arnica cordifolia (Heartleaf Arnica) Cuttings for a feast of "heartbreakPlant Description: A clumping rhizomatous arnica species with iconic heart shaped leaves. Native to much of Oregon, including the Willamette Valley, these perrenials typically grow at low to mid elevations and are quite adaptable to open and wooded locations. Leaves form a low growing mat and produce singular stems with bright yellow arnica flowers. Arnica has historically been used to treat bruises, burns, cuts, and pain. *NEVER CONSUME PLANTS