Achlys requires specific conditions to thrive, including consistently moist, humus-rich soil and partial to full shade. Additionally, it has a preference for cooler temperatures and does not tolerate excessive heat or drought well. Regular monitoring and maintenance are essential to ensure optimal growth.
Watering schedule: Every week
| Care Difficulty | Hard |
| Lifespan | Perennial |
| Watering Schedule | Every week |
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Vanilla-leaf (Achlys triphylla) is a perennial plant whose leaves emit a sweet smell when dried. It is an excellent ground cover, forming a lush green carpet of fan-shaped foliage. It blooms in early spring to mid-summer with small spikes of tiny white flowers. Reddish-purple berries appear in late summer to early fall.
Deer's foot is a North American native perennial known for its attractive foliage and unique, understated flowering. Sporting large, pinnately divided leaves that create a lush groundcover in forested areas, it thrives in the shaded, moist conditions of the Pacific Northwest. Deer's foot's delicate, almost inconspicuous, white or cream-colored flowers emit a slight fragrance, contributing to its subtle charm.
Achlys japonica is a perennial herb distinguished by its trifoliate, glossy leaves and delicate sprays of tiny white flowers which appear in early summer. Typically found in the understory of moist, shady forests, achlys japonica thrives in humid environments, which supports its lush foliage. This habitat preference also protects the tender flowers from excessive sunlight, enabling a prolonged flowering period.
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