Heart-shaped green and yellow leaves edged in bright pink seem like they'll make chameleon plants (Houttuynia cordata) a ...

A recent study has unlocked the genetic secrets of Houttuynia cordata, an Asian herb renowned for its distinctive aroma and medicinal properties. This pioneering research unveils the plant’s ...

Houttuynia cordata Thunb, a widely celebrated herb in ... quality control in preserving the therapeutic constituents of the plant. Additionally, foundational research dating back to 2019 [3 ...

Probably best to avoid this one. Houttuynia cordata– chameleon plant, is a deciduous groundcover that will grow in sun or shade. It can be invasive, especially in moist, well-amended soils.

“Oh, that’s Houttuynia cordata, or chameleon plant. It’s edible!” Something edible growing in my yard that the squirrels have not decimated? How exciting! I transplanted some to another ...

Could not find it in my wildflower book. Thank you. A: The pretty flower in question is commonly called chameleon plant — Houttuynia. It is highly invasive, especially in moist areas.

Once upon a time, as they say in fairy tales, I admired a beautiful ground cover display in a friend’s front yard. It’s plant had heart-shaped leaves with variegated shades of red, green ...