Mukdenia rossii

A compact perennial that slowly spreads via rhizomes, forming tidy attractive clumps that can be easily divided in early spring. 

- Sprays of small, creamy-white star-shaped flowers are produced on upright stems in March and April.

- Its attractive maple-like, deeply lobed leaves come after the flowers have began to develop, and emerge coppery red in colour. As they mature they turn mid-green, and form an attractive carpet from mid spring until autumn. Leaves will then become a rich red, before going dormant again for the winter. 

- Best suited to semi-shade and full shade areas, perfect for woodland planting, ground cover between shrubs or for shade beds. 

- Height and Spread approx. 30-45cm x 30-45cm. 

- Supplied in a 9cm pot