Mukdenia rossii White Flowers adapted to dry or wet

adapted to dry or wet summers provided good drainage and sun

robust clumps to 18 to 2ft in height by 2ft in width with wide shiny green leaves flowers range from light blue to nearly violet some to cream or partially yellow

Frost hardy into at least the single digits

Sun to part shade with regular summer water where dry

moist soil

Mukdenia rossii White Flowers adapted to dry or wetGround covering perennial, a Heuchera relative from China discovered by the late plantsman, Steve Doonan. Slowly clumping, to 1 ft x 1 ft, in well drained soil with generous water until established. Quite drought tolerant thereafer. Leaves are a bright, shiny green and the white spring flowers make a nice contrast. Sun to part shade. Frost hardy in USDA zone 4. CRIMSON FANS Saxifragaceae