Hepatica nobilis var. obtusa (Roundlobed hepatica)
Rare and distinctive species endemic to the island of Ulleungdo off the coast of Korea evolving from the mainland species, H. asiatica - a great example of island species evolution. The biennial leaves are very large. Small white to palest pink flowers backed by a stylin' green involucre. Price: $30.00 In Stock Add To Cart Hepatica nobilis - blue
Hepatica nobilis 'Cremar'
Hepatica nobilis 'Cremar' £10.00 Hepatica nobilis 'Crenatiloba' £10.00 Hepatica nobilis 'Mussels Plena' £50.00 Hepatica nobilis 'Prickel' £10.00 Hepatica nobilis 'Rubra Plena' £20.00 Hepatica nobilis 'Selma' £10.00 Hepatica nobilis 'Stained Glass' £30.00 Hepatica nobilis 'Tadeas' £20.00 £10.00 Hepatica nobilis Ashwood Moonlight £10.00
John Grimshaw's Garden Diary Hepatica foliage
Hepatica nobilis Cremar Our Products: Alpines > Evergreen Alpines SKU: henocr An evergreen perennial with mottled kidney-shaped leaves and variably coloured cup shaped flowers. Type: Herbaceous perennial Family: Ranunculaceae Flower Colour: Variable Flowering Season: Spring Size: up to 15 cms high Origin: Europe
Hepatica nobilis var. obtusa (Roundlobed hepatica)
Hepatica nobilis is a small evergreen herb found growing in rich woodlands from Minnesota to Maine to Northern Florida west to Alabama. The flowers are most commonly blue or lavender, although white forms may be common locally, especially in southern areas, and there may be various shades of pink.
Hepatica nobilis 'Stained Glass' Hepaticas Plants
Liverleaf ( Hepatica nobilis) is an early-blooming, low-maintenance perennial wildflower from the buttercup family. Its delicate little flowers are most commonly a bright blue or lavender, but they also come in white or pink shades. They only have one flower per stem, but each plant can have several stems, and they form in clumps.
Hepatica nobilis var. obtusa Roundlobe Hepatica Plants People Places
Hepatica acutiloba x nobilis 'Cremar'. Photograph: Michael Myers This really was the most cutting edge health care of the time. However, as with so many of these treatments, hepaticas are.
Hepatica nobilis
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Hepatica nobilis 'Cremar'
Hepatica nobilis comes in a wide range of colours from white and blue through to cerise. To me the blue form is iconic and also the toughest, it would always be my first choice. A variety of nobilis 'Cremar,' or ex Cremar, will provide all year around interest.
Hepatica nobilis 'Cremar'
Hepatica nobilis crenatiloba £ 12.00 Flowering sized rhizomes. Despatched October to April. Out of stock You must register to use the waitlist feature. Please login or create an account Description Description (Cremar, Silver Raffles) ex Schlyter, Sweden Red Hepatica with intense leaf veining.
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Hepatica nobilis is the most widely distributed species and a popular garden plant, bursting with color when it is most needed, a jewel in the stark landscape. Grows up to 3-4 in. tall (7-10 cm) and 4-5 in. wide (10-12 cm). Hepatica nobilis self-seeds in gravel and in soil. These seedlings can also be potted up when young.
Hepatica nobilis var. nobilis f. crenatiloba Cremar 400 Staudengärtnerei Peters
Hepatica is an early spring ephemeral native to hardwood forests of Europe. If you have a shady woodland garden, then choosing to plant some delicate, simple and beautiful Hepatica could be a perfect choice. When the flowers open on sunny days, they'll add a splash of early spring color and encourage pollinators to visit.
Hepatica nobilis var. nobilis f. crenatiloba Cremar 400 Staudengärtnerei Peters
Hepatica nobilis cremar pink x clover leaf 46N : Hepatica nobilis Czech form 66N: Hepatica nobilis 'Dora' 243N : Hepatica nobilis 'Ederka' 91N: Hepatica nobilis 'Edith' 96N: Hepatica nobilis 'Freckles' 41N: Hepatica nobilis 'Giselle' 477N: Hepatica nobilis 'Goldbecks Plena' 70N
Hepatica nobilis var. nobilis f. crenatiloba Cremar 400 Blau Staudengärtnerei Peters
Detailed advice on growing hepaticas, including Hepatica nobilis, plus the best varieties to grow in the garden or in a greenhouse
Hepatica nobilis Farmyard Nurseries
Hepatica nobilis 'Cremar' Choice selection with ruffled heavily marbled leaves and light pink flowers. You normally grow Hepatica for the early spring flowers and any foliar enhancement is pure gravy but with Cremar, flowers bow their heads to the majesty of the leaves. Quite a choice plant and does well in light shade with decent drainage.
Hepatica nobilis 'Cremar' flowers Plant & Flower Stock Photography
Hepatica nobilis 'Cremar' Loading. Wishlist Availability: In stock £10.00 Order Online Order By Phone Quick Overview Wonderful marbled leaves with a striking crenate margin and pale pink flowers bred by Severin Schlyter. Flowering between February and March. Height: 9-15cm. Flower Colour : Pink Flower Type : Single
Liverleaf (Hepatica nobilis) Syn. Anemone nobilis. A commo… Flickr
Hepatica noblis ex. crenatiloba produces pink, white or blue flowers from February to April.Grown for it's very distinctive crinkled leaves. The parent of the cremar selection. Height: 9-15cm. Flower Colour : Blue, Pink, White. Flower Type : Single. Flowering Month : February, March. Soil Type : Acid, Alkaline.