This graceful plant has crinkled, dark green leaves, and bears from summer into early autumn delicate spikes of bell-shaped, shell-pink flowers, striped and spotted with red lines and spots. These lovely flowers were very popular in the past as pot plants, and indeed make lovely cut flowers. ... Learn More

"Bridal wreath". An appropriate name for this rarely grown stately saxifrage relative from Chile. Long lasting red spotted white flowers on long graceful wands above clumps of fleshy deeply lobed leaves. ... Learn More

Elegant spikes of open pale pink flowers, striped or stained with deeper pink, rise from a rosette of mid-green leaves. Great for placing at the front of a border, and very effective in paved areas. These plants grow best in full sun or partial shade in a moist but well drained soil. In colder areas, grow it near a warm wall, in a soil that drains well, but remains moist during summer. They do not like boggy or waterlogged conditions which can cause the crowns or clumps to rot off. ... Learn More

Several years ago a single seedling flowered with very large blossoms and beautifully bi-coloured petals on attractive short, stout stems. From this one plant we have established a superb seed strain with consistently larger, more attractive and longer lasting flowers, and given this rarely grown stately saxifrage relative from Chile an appropriate name. ... Learn More

Francoa sonchifolia 'Alba', commonly known as Bridal Wreath or White Francoa, is an elegant perennial that adds grace and charm to garden borders, cottage gardens, and shaded areas. This clump-forming plant features rosettes of attractive, scalloped green leaves that serve as a lush backdrop to its tall, slender spikes of pure white flowers. Blooming in mid to late summer, the delicate, star-like flowers attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies, making this plant both ornamental and ecologically valuable. This perennial thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained, ... Learn More

Looking very much like our own introduction, Pink Giant, this variation has even more vivid red blotches at the centre of each large, soft, rose-pink petal. Solid evergreen basal clumps of furry textured leaves keep these plants tight and tidy. ... Learn More

This excellent dwarf form bears rich pink flowers with the usual deep pink stripe along the centre of each petal. The rosette-forming, dark-stemmed, evergreen perennial leaves are broadly lance-shaped, lobed and mid-green with dark stems. ... Learn More

A new and impressive form of the normally pale pink Francoa sonchifolia with large panicles of deepest pink, star-shaped blossoms strikingly marked with crimson, on long stalks. This is an ideal flower for cutting. ... Learn More