Little is known about the floral-faunal relations of False Rue Anemone, except for the visitors of the flowers. The pollen of the flowers attracts medium- to small native bees, including Halictid bees and Andrenid bees, that collect pollen. False Rue Anemone does not seem to be browsed by mammalian herbivores (illinoiswildflower.info). This plant is also called Isopyrum biternatum.
Photo credit: Joshua Mayer
Little is known about the floral-faunal relations of False Rue Anemone, except for the visitors of the flowers. The pollen of the flowers attracts medium- to small native bees, including Halictid bees and Andrenid bees, that collect pollen. False Rue Anemone does not seem to be browsed by mammalian herbivores (illinoiswildflower.info). This plant is also called Isopyrum biternatum.
Photo credit: Joshua Mayer
Life Cycle: Perennial, Ephemeral
Sun Exposure: Partial Sun-Shade
Soil Moisture: Medium/wet – Medium
Height: 6-12 inches
Plant Spacing: 4-6 inches
Bloom Time: April-June
Bloom Color: White
Advantages: Deer Resistant, Great Landscaping plant
