Darmera peltataDarmera peltata

Darmera peltata

Our Ref No : 17081 £9.99 Stock : 0
Size: 2 Ltr
Darmera peltata, also known as Indian rhubarb or umbrella plant, is a remarkable architectural specimen that commands attention with its large rounded leaves emerging from a central stem, reaching up to 3 feet in height. Before the leaves unfurl in early spring, clusters of charming pink flowers adorn the plant, adding a delicate touch to its bold presence.Perfect for pond-side plantings or moist areas, Darmera peltata thrives in consistently moist, rich soil with ample organic matter. It prefers partial shade to full shade, making it an excellent choice for woodland gardens or shady borders.For plant associations, consider pairing Darmera peltata with other moisture-loving plants such as Astilbes, Ligularias, and Ferns to create a lush and verdant garden oasis. Additionally, it complements water-loving species like Irises, Marsh Marigolds, and Water Lilies in pond or bog garden settings.With its striking foliage and early spring blooms, Darmera peltata adds both visual interest and textural contrast to garden landscapes, making it a sought-after choice for gardeners seeking to create captivating and dynamic outdoor spaces.
Common NameIndian Rhubarb Umbrella Plant
Approx Height (10 yrs.)60-90 cm (24-36")
Soil TypeLoamy Clay
Soil pHAcid, Neutral, Alkaline
AspectSun, Semi Shade
HardinessHardy
Flowering TimeSummer
Flower ColourPink
Plant TypeHerbaceous
Perennials
A superb architectural plant whose large rounded leaves are pushed up on a central stem, 3' high. The clusters of pink flowers are borne before the leaves appear in early spring. Ideal as a pond side plant or for moist areas.

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Darmera peltata
Size: 2 Ltr
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