- Type:
- Wildflower
- Light Exposure:
- Sun
- Soil Moisture:
- Medium
- Height:
- 3 feet
- Bloom Color:
- White
- Bloom Months:
- May, June, July, August, September
Notes/Description:
Alisma triviale prefers full or partial sun and mucky soil or shallow, slow-moving, even stagnant water. It withstands drought better than most aquatic plants. The oval basal leaves of Alisma trivale are about one-foot tall and form a rosette from which rises a whorled panicle of small white flowers, reaching a height of three feet during summer. This species prefers full or partial sun and mucky soil or shallow, slow-moving, even stagnant water. It withstands drought better than most aquatic plants.