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Irresistible varieties of Japanese saxifrages with delicate flowers in reds and pinks. Ideal for kusamonos or flowerbeds.

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saxifraga fortunei beni hime

ref : 12092 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin. Beni hime variety with dark pink flowers blooming from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the onset of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. Inflorescence composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. Cultivation: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or accumulate dead leaves, as this could lead to collar rot. Can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei koganei no mai

ref : 12094 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin. The Koganei no Mai variety features ivory-white flowers with green hues, blooming from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the onset of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. Cultivation: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei momo shiranami

ref : 12093 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The Momo Shiranami variety produces bright pink flowers from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei thea

ref : 10257 Small vivacious plant to the brilliant thick leaves of Japanese origin. Flowering of mid October to end November according to the varieties and the arrival of the cold weather. Flowers doing recall the shape of the kanji dai from where does its name come[Daimonjisô]. Abundant flowering in panicles on shaft of 15 /25 centimeters of height. Inflorescence composed of 3 oval superior petals of small dimension and 2 inferior a lot stretched out. Height of 10 has 25 cm according to varieties. Culture: Ask for an exhibition mid-shaded to shady in soil slightly acidic cool humifère and drained well. Not to let water stagnate to the foot of the plant nor the heaps of dead leaves that would encourage the rot of the collar. Can be cultivated in pot (culture in cool piece as the cyclamen hivernage out frost) in kusamono to accompany the bonsaï, but also in plates, on low walls and in full earth. This species resists has temperatures of -15 to-18 degrees on soil draining us cultivate it since more of 10 years in our nursery of Raising with success. The saxifrages loses in winter their leaves that start again in the spring. 13,50^€ 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei tia

ref : 12129 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The tia variety produces bright pink flowers from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei tilda

ref : 12131 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The trina variety produces bright ivory flowers with gold in the center from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei toni

ref : 12133 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The toni variety produces pale pink flowers with gold in the center from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei trina

ref : 12130 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The trina variety produces bright ivory flowers with pink margin from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ 11,50^€ order

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