Exposure • Part sun • Shade

Soil Moisture Needs • Wet

Growth Rate in the Garden • Medium

Critter Resistance • Rabbit Resistant • Deer Resistant

Nature Attraction • Butterflies • Hummingbirds • Amphibians

Season of Interest (Flowering) • Spring • Fall

Foliage Attribute • Fall Interest

Bloom Color • White

Attributes • Good Cut Flowers • Tolerates wet sites • Long Blooming

Water Requirements • Prefers consistent soil moisture • Plant in or around water or bog gardens

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Chelone glabra

Turtlehead

Intriguing white flowers resembling a turtle's head are often flushed with pink and appear in small clusters at the end of the stems. Veined foliage extends up the stem. A fine choice along streams or for woodland planting.

	Can tolerate wet locations
	Native

Chelone (che-lo'-nee)

Family: Scrophulariaceae · Common Name: Turtlehead

Unique flowers in shades of rose and white attract butterflies and provide late-season color in shaded or woodland gardens. Grows well in moist or average soil; needs more moisture in full sun.