Hepatica nobilis

Product information "Hepatica nobilis"

Common liverleaf is a charming, native wild perennial. The large number of small, blue flowers appear in March to April.
 
This early bloomer, with its blue, star-shaped flowers and the three-lobed, light green foliage, loves a rich, well-drained soil and loamy soil in a partially shaded location; for example, near high trees that have not yet taken leaf. Most of all, common liverleaf likes beech trees and other deciduous trees. It is rare to find it amongst conifers.
 
Hepatica nobilis likes limestone; it does not tolerate acidic soil well. Once planted, the plant should be left to grow undisturbed, then a beautiful plant carpet will develop.
 
This perennial can be combined well with winter aconite or wood anemones.
 
Flower colour: Blue
Flowering period: Spring
Height: 10 cm
Light requirements: Partial shade, shade
Location: Near shrubs
Leaf shape: Triangular, round
Leaf colour: Green
Spacing: 20 - 30 cm
Hardiness zone: 5
Use: House gardens, front gardens, rock gardens, container plantings, grave plantings, cottage gardens, natural plantings
Speciality: Food for bees, reseeds itself
Family: Ranunculaceae
Perennial rating: A very good variety
Compatibility: Plant in groups

• Flowering Period March, April
• Final height 5cm to 10cm
• Final width 5cm to 10cm
• Available March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
• Use beds/borders, outdoors, for wild gardens, as a groundcover, for group plantings
• Hardiness hardy
• Soil moist, moderately heavy, light, slightly alkaline, neutral
• Location shade, partial shade
• Flower Colour blue
• Leaf Colour green

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