This clover-like groundcover can create an attractive blanket around a garden. It blooms small white flowers (not pictured) in the spring.

This plant is native to the coastal areas of North America. It likes the moist area under coastal fir and redwood forests.

The leaves are arranged in a distinctive pattern of three hearts arranged symmetrically tip-first around the center stem.

A close up shot of one set of leaves. The leaves contain a contain mildly toxic oxalic acid (not tasted).