Pontederia cordata We Du White Pronephrium but not before producing large

but not before producing large

Migrating hummingbirds will be sure to stop by for a visit when yours are in flower

heavily-ruffled

200' elevation

Numerous spikes of tiny white flowers are produced for months during summer and early fall

Pontederia cordata We Du White Pronephrium but not before producing largePontederia cordata 'We Du White' is a white flowering form of the North American (Maine to Texas) native wetland perennial, pickerel weed. The spade shaped green leaves are held upright by 3' tall, fleshy green stems. In early summer, the winter deciduous clumps are topped with bottle brush like spikes of small flowers. While purple flowers are the norm, white flowers rarely occur, so we have named this old clone after the former We Du Nursery, which