+39 080 8769072   info@apuliaplants.it

Apulia Plants-La nuova realtà della floricoltura pugliese di altissima qualità.
Saxifraga - Apulia Plants
Saxifraga - Apulia Plants

Saxifraga

It belongs to the family Saxifragaceae and it originates from the arctic temperate regions. The Saxifraga Arendsii is a groundcover and evergreen herbaceous plant characterized by small elongated leaves of an intense green color. It has thin stems that carry very resistant flowers in the shape of a red flattened star (there is also a white flower variety and with lighter leaflets, “Saxifraga Paniculata”). It is an ideal plant to be cultivated in rocky gardens since it has roots capable of taking root even among stones.

Category: Tag:
Download the sheet
Share:

Botanical name

Botanical name

Saxifraga Arendsii

Common name

Common name

Saxifraga

Variety

Variety

“Arendsii” e “Paniculata”

Flower's color

Flower's color

Red (some varieties white)

Temperature

Temperature

min -15°

Exposure

Exposure

Full sun or half shade

Watering need

Watering need

Averages-high

Blooming

Blooming

Winter-summer-summer flowering

Availability

Availability

February-April

Availability

February, March, April
Exposure

Full sun, Half shade
Flowering

Spring, Summer, Winter
Water need

Average, High

Related products

585f5605-bf78-43b9-bd16-19d24acc548c
PERENNIAL OUTDOOR PLANTS

Anigozanthos

It is known as “kangaroo paw” because of the shape of the flower. It is a rhizomatous perennial plant with australian origin. It prefers sunny or semi-shaded places; these plants don’t fear the cold and they can withstand periods of intense frost. Sometimes during the winter they lose the aerial part and they grow with the arrival of the spring. They can store watery lymph in the roots so that they can use it if they aren’t watered; for this reason they withstand even long periods of drought without problems.

Thunbergia – Apulia Plants
PERENNIAL OUTDOOR PLANTS

Thunbergia

The speed of growth and the blooming from the first year make Thunbergia suitable to be cultived as an annual plant. Its ideal location is in full sun. They can withstand fairly low temperatures, around -5/-6 ° C, for short periods of time.

GELSEMIUM
PERENNIAL OUTDOOR PLANTS

Gelsemium

It belongs to the family Loganiaceae and it originates from Central and North America (it is the national flower of the South Carolina in the Usa). The Gelsemium is a climbing and evergreen plant, very rustic and resistant. It has narrow and elongated light green leaves and it produces little funnel-shaped flowers, yellow and scented. Due to its appearance and fragrance it vaguely recalls jasmine so that it is also known as “yellow jasmine”.

HIBISCUS – apulia plants
PERENNIAL OUTDOOR PLANTS

Hibiscus

It is an evergreen shrub belonging to the family Malvaceae and it originates from Asia (Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis) and it is spread throughout Europe and in the tropical areas of America. It has large indented and glossy green leaves and it produces the five-petal funnel-shaped flowers, very large and very colorful, from white to pale pink, to yellow, orange / salmon, up to the classic deep red. In the central throat of the flower, usually of different color (in contrast) than the petals, there is the large stamen.

LITHODORA – apulia plants
PERENNIAL OUTDOOR PLANTS

Lithodora Diffusa

The Lithodora Diffusa is a groundcover and evergreen plant originating from Mediterranean Europe and it belongs to the family Boraginaceae. It has small and sharp green leaves with an evident central longitudinal grain, covered by a slight down. It produces small, tubular and intense blue flowers with five petals that make it an ideal plant to decorate flowerbeds and garden corners with blue color.

GREVILLEA TAMBORITHA
PERENNIAL OUTDOOR PLANTS

Grevillea

It is a plant that comes from far away: it originates from Australia but it well suits to our mediterranean weather. The Grevillea belongs to the family Proteaceae, it blooms during the spring and it has flowers with a long calyx that develop into colored curls from which small flexed stomata and a single pistil emerge. There are several species of Grevillea, some can also be cultivated in coastal areas as they can withstand sea salt. In most species the flowers are very nectariferous so they are excellent plants for attracting insects and birds.