Saxifraga 'HARDER ZWERG'
Saxifraga 'HARDER ZWERG'
moss saxifrage
SIZE/TYPE |
low or groundcovering |
USUAL HEIGHT |
0.2-0.2m |
USUAL WIDTH |
0.2-0.4m |
LEAVES |
evergreen broadleaf |
COLOUR OF LEAVES |
light green |
FLOWERS |
showy |
COLOUR OF FLOWERS |
deep pink
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BLOOMING TIME |
April - May
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LOCATION |
full to partial sun |
USDA zone (lowest) |
4 (down to -34°C) |
WINTER PROTECTION |
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FOR ZONE 5+6 |
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FOR ZONE 7 |
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BELONGS TO CATEGORIES |
Perennials
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Harder Zwerg is a moss saxifrage forming a compact clump of evergreen, soft green leaves. In mid spring come out short stems with rich carmine red flowers. The plant grows slowly, spreading to sides.
Saxifrage likes moist but well-drained, sandy soil and location in full sun or partial shade. It will die in full sun and dry soil. Hardy to about -34°C (USDA zone 4).
Last update 06-04-2012
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- STANDARD QUALITY - Plants of this group are 1st class quality with number of branches and overall density adequate to their size and age, considering they were container grown.
- DE LUXE QUALITY - This label guarantees a luxurious quality of manually selected plants that, compared to their height and age, are exceptionally dense and beautiful.
- EXTRA - These plants are usually mature and bigger specimens with exceptional overall appearance.
- STANDARD (as described in the plant form) means a tree with a trunk of 190-210 cm and a crown at the top, unless specified differently. The commercial size for trees is their girth measured in the height of 1m from ground.
- HOBBY - These plants are of the same quality as our standard-quality plants but younger and therefore cheaper.
- SHRUB - a woody plant with branches growing bushy from the ground level.
- HALF-STANDARD or MINI-STANDARD - a small tree with shorter trunk, its size is usually specified.
- FEATHERED - These are trees with branches growing already from the base of the trunk and up along the stem.
- GRASSES and PERENNIALS - Sizes given usually read the diameter of the pot or the clump, as specified.
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