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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.
The Connecticut Botanical Society recommends planting bloodroot as a companion plant for fern gardens. Bloodroot goes dormant in the middle of summer, when ferns begin to reach their peak of growth and color. A single white flower with eight elongated petals emerges from the light-green foliage on each bloodroot plant.