Tradescantia ernestiana Woodland Spiderwort Seed & Plant
(trad-es-KANT-ee-uh)

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Tradescantia ernestiana picture, woodland spiderwort picture, ernest's spiderwort Habitat Bloom Period Color Height Inches Moisture Plant Spacing Lifespan
Tradescantia ernestiana picture, woodland spiderwort picture Shade to part sun April, May Rose red, purple 12 to 24 Average to Moist 12 to 24 Inches Perennial

 Tradescantia ernestiana Woodland Spiderwort picture 
Tradescantia ernestiana Woodland Spiderwort  Photo by cj 

Tradescantia ernestiana woodland spiderwort potted plants are available, $4.00 each plus UPS shipping.  Please contact us by email with your address for shipping charges on Woodland Spiderwort potted plants

For other flowers visit the wildflower seed list or Potted Plant List to order Tradescantia ernestiana seed copy the orderform or email questions, comments, and orders to john
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Tradescantia ernestiana seed
woodland Spiderwort seed

approximate
number of seeds

approximate coverage
in square feet

1 packet - out of seed

125

33 sq ft

1 ounce - ---------  

 9,900

495 sq ft

1 pound ----------- 

 158,400

7900 sq ft

Tradescantia ernestiana, Woodland Spiderwort or Ernest's spiderwort, Is a very showy flower for the spring shade garden.  Ernest's Woodland spiderwort is small and not as aggressive as it's larger relative Ohio Spiderwort.  This shade spiderwort grows wild on moist rocky wooded slopes, in valleys and along Ozarks streams in Southwestern Missouri, northwestern Arkansas, and eastern Oklahoma but can be planted over most of the Midwestern and Eastern US.  Plant Woodland Spiderwort in average to moist rich soil in light to heavy shade in Midwestern and Eastern US.  This is a very attractive woodland wildflower for the shade garden and will grow over most of the Midwestern and Eastern United States

Tradescantia ernestiana Woodland Spiderwort is a small showy wildflower perfect for the spring shade garden.  Woodland spiderwort does not take over like the larger Ohio Spiderwort.

Plant Woodland Spiderwort with other native woodland wildflowers like  Columbine  Green Dragon  American Spikenard  Jack-in-the-pulpit  Goat's Beard  Wild Ginger  Wild Geranium  Virginia Bluebells  Woodland Phlox  Jacob's Ladder  Bloodroot  Celandine Poppy   Purple Trillium   White Trillium  Blue Cohosh  Black Cohosh  Shooting Star  Ginseng   Christmas Fern   Dutchman's Breeches 

The map below shows areas where native Tradescantia ernestiana woodland spiderwort wildflower plants grow wild, it can be grown over most of the Midwest and Eastern US.  Plant in USDA plant hardiness zones 4 to 9.  

State Distributional Map for Tradescantia ernestiana Woodland Spiderwort

Tradescantia ernestiana
Woodland Spiderwort  

Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma

Use the chart below for shipping charges on flower seeds, to order Tradescantia ernestiana seed copy the order form or email questions, comments & orders to john

Please contact us by email with your address for shipping charges & availability on Tradescantia ernestiana Woodland Spiderwort potted plants

We accept payment by check, money order, and through Paypal

The minimum seed order amount is $10, this can be a combination of different seeds.

subtotal for flower seeds 

shipping charge for seeds

seed orders up to  $20.00    =    $3.00 shipping
$20.01 - $50.00    =    $4.00 shipping
$50.01-$100.00    =    $5.00 shipping

over $100.00    =    5 % of subtotal

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Native Tradescantia ernestiana woodland spiderwort plant distribution map complements of USDA, NRCS. 2001. The PLANTS Database, Version 3.1
  (http://plants.usda.gov). National Plant Data Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70874-4490 USA.