Photos by Gary Kurtz
Cut-leaved Toothwort is a native, perennial wildflower in Wisconsin. It grows to a height of eight to 10 inches. It bears small groupings of three to 15, half-inch long white or pale lavender flowers. Each flower has four petals. The three-lobed leaves form whorls. The leaves are up to three inches long and across. Each leaf is coarsely toothed. Cut-leaved Toothwort grow in shady deciduous woods. (EW)