FELICIA PETIOLATA 08-05-2014 15-20-042
Quote from Alpine Garden Society web site...”Subshrub with prostrate branches and erect flowering shoots. Leaves lanceolate to obovate, 1-2.5cm long, prominently toothed and hairy. Flowerheads up to 2.5cm wide, the ray florets pink to rose-red, singly on 7.5cm long stalks, summer. South Africa. Needs plenty of sun to flower well but seems to be one of the hardiest species, having survived the cold winters of the 1980s at Kew.”
FELICIA PETIOLATA 08-05-2014 15-20-042
Quote from Alpine Garden Society web site...”Subshrub with prostrate branches and erect flowering shoots. Leaves lanceolate to obovate, 1-2.5cm long, prominently toothed and hairy. Flowerheads up to 2.5cm wide, the ray florets pink to rose-red, singly on 7.5cm long stalks, summer. South Africa. Needs plenty of sun to flower well but seems to be one of the hardiest species, having survived the cold winters of the 1980s at Kew.”