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Soldanella Villosa
£5.50
There is not a lot of difference between Soldanella Villosa and Soldanella montana , they both like a damp site with at least some shade , Soldanella villosa is slightly larger but the most noticeable difference is the flowering time, villosa comes into bloom after montana has finished so if you grow them together you can extend the beauty of their delicate blooms over a much longer period.
Plants supplied in a 9cm pot.
5 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Shade - semi shade
Soil - Moist , well drained but never dry
Height - 15cms
Width - 20cms
Flowering - Late spring
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