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Darmera peltata
Rhubarb - Indian
Indian Rhubarb is an unusual dramatic foliage perennial which also has attractive pink flower clusters in April. The delicate flower clusters emerge on hairy stems before the leaves emerge, and are retained for a long period. The round lobe leaves are very large and broad, and have been likened to inside-out umbrellas. Darmera peltata has a thick rhizomaceous root system, and since it thrives in very wet sites, it works well as a stream stabilizer. The fall color of the foliage is often red. This is one of Jerry Fritz's favorite plants for its dramatic appeal. Umbrella Plant is a West Coast native. It will tolerate full sun if planted in a wet site.
Height36 Inches |
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Spread36 Inches |
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Bloom ColorPink |
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USDA Hardiness Zone5 |
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| Qty Avail | Description | Comments | Future Crop | Future Crop Ready Date |
| 3 | Darmera peltata #1 (Indian Rhubarb) |
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