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Draba bruniifolia ssp. bruniifolia
Draba bruniifolia ssp. bruniifolia
Plant number: 1.196.070Also known as Mossy Whitlow-grass. This is an evergreen alpine plant that requires a well-drained rock garden, gravel scree or alpine trough for success. It forms a small bun or hummock of small, fuzzy green leaves, bearing upright stems in very early spring that hold clusters of bright-yellow flowers. Plants do not usually divide successfully and are best increased from seeds or cuttings. Performs best in cool summer regions, but is surprisingly hardy. Keep this slow-growing bun-shaped plant away from more vigorous rock garden plants that may smother and kill it. Possibly hardy to Zone 3 or colder. Further details for |
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Draba bruniifolia ssp. bruniifolia
Plant number: 1.196.070Also known as Mossy Whitlow-grass. This is an evergreen alpine plant that requires a well-drained rock garden, gravel scree or alpine trough for success. It forms a small bun or hummock of small, fuzzy green leaves, bearing upright stems in very early spring that hold clusters of bright-yellow flowers. Plants do not usually divide successfully and are best increased from seeds or cuttings. Performs best in cool summer regions, but is surprisingly hardy. Keep this slow-growing bun-shaped plant away from more vigorous rock garden plants that may smother and kill it. Possibly hardy to Zone 3 or colder. Further details for |
