St. John's, NL (Zone 5b) | December 2004 | positive
This is by far the most readily available 'encrusted saxifrage'. The rosettes vary in the degree of silveriness, but the best forms are ...Read Morenearly silver-white. Flower stems arise 4-15" depending on the selection and may be pure white, spoted red, or in some selections, pale yellow or pale pink. A number of hybrids have been developed where this species is one of the parents. It is the hardiest species, growing well north of the Arctic Circle. They are native throughout the northern hemisphere, hence the variation that exists. Easy to grow in acidic or alkaline soils; also salt-tolerant.
This is by far the most readily available 'encrusted saxifrage'. The rosettes vary in the degree of silveriness, but the best forms are ...Read More