Origin
The Tiarella cordifolia 'Sugar and Spice', also known as Foam flower, originates from the forests of North America. The plant is part of the Saxifragaceae family and is a well-developed species of the Tiarella genus. This species was first commercially introduced in horticulture in the 1990s.

Characteristics
The Tiarella cordifolia 'Sugar and Spice' is a compact, perennial plant that can grow up to 30 cm high. It has beautiful, heart-shaped leaves that are evergreen and acquire a brown-purple autumn colour. The aromatic, pink and white flowers which protrude above the leaf canopy are also distinctive. In addition, it has a graceful and abundant appearance that is highly valued in landscape architecture.

Care
The Tiarella cordifolia 'Sugar and Spice' prefers moist, well-draining soil and needs to be protected from full midday sun. Being a forest plant, it thrives in the shade or semi-shade. The plant is winter hardy and has few problems with diseases or pests. Regular watering and not letting it dry out is crucial for the health of this plant. It is also advisable to apply a light fertilization to the plant in the spring for optimal growth and flowering.