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Britten
Bergenia
The most
handsome of the Bergenias by far, this cultivar has evergreen leaves that
are slightly smaller and more tapered with a pointed tip- much less
cabbage-like in appearance than most Bergenias. The foliage is smooth and
without the usual blemishes and diseases. Flowers are a waxy white that age
to pink in the spring. Growing 12-15” tall, it can make a great groundcover
when planted in large groups, or it can be used as a nice contrast to fine
textured bedding plants. Grows best in partial shade, planted in
well-drained soil.
Culture and Care
Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Full Shade
Cold Hardiness: Zones 4-8
Spacing: 12”
Growth Rate: Moderate
Water Needs: Well-drained loamy soil
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