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Bloodroot is a beautiful plant and it can flourish in a shady, woodland garden. Rather than furthering the decline of this species in the wild by illegally removing it from the park, it is better to plant seeds or rhizomes (underground stems) purchased from commercially-available nursery-propagated plants.
Spring Perennial Flowers of Wisconsin. Bloodroot is a Wisconsin native that grows to six inches tall and blooms in star-shaped, white flowers from March to July. Used in certain homeopathic remedies, bloodroot grows in shady areas in all but six Wisconsin counties. You can find sharp-lobed hepatica, another Wisconsin native, in the beech-maple woods of northern Wisconsin. You will know it by its white, pink, blue or lavender flowers: the first to appear in the spring. Sharp-lobed hepatica is a perennial herb. Wild columbine, another spring bloomer, makes its appearance from May to July. It grows to three feet in height and blooms in pretty, red and white drooping flowers.