Saxifraga arendsii 'Tinkerbell' half-hardy I've never had them as

I've never had them as quite densely as in this photo though

will spill down a wall or bank from mid spring until frosts

is to chop off most of the leaves

with evergreen foliage

This smaller bromeliad forms rosettes slightly stiff green leaves 25cm long

Saxifraga arendsii 'Tinkerbell' half-hardy I've never had them asComing in spring Mossy saxifrage. An easy and attractive cushion forming plant which covers the ground, and themselves with flower, within a year of planting. A delicate variety with small white flowers on short stems with a pale yellow centre. 10cm x 50cm or more spread over time. They like a fertile and well draining but moist soil. Full sun or part shade. Lime lover. In pots on the ground they can attacked by vine weevil larvae (their parents