Propagation
This plant is not normally cultivated for ornamental purposes.
Sow seed during spring.

Note:
All parts of the plant may cause stomach upset if ingested, please use gloves when handling.

Botanic information
Leaf: The bright green cordate leaves vary in size and shape but normally have a sagittate base and a long petiole that forms a sheath around the stem. They are up to 50mm (2in) wide and have an entire to undulate margin.

Flower: The small creamy-white stellate flowers are arranged in a terminal panicle that appears during late spring and is not commonly seen.

Fruit: The green nut matures to brown and has 3-wings that are brown and papery. The seeds are very viable and are dispersed by wind and water.