Potentilla Fruticosa Red

Dasiphora fruticosa is a disputed name and the plant is still widely referenced in the horticultural literature under its synonym potentilla fruticosa.

Potentilla fruticosa red. Potentilla fruticosa red ace shrubby cinquefoil red ace will reach a height of 1m and a spread of 1m after 5 10 years. Most cultivars are grown for flower color which ranges from white to yellow to red orange as well as for their long bloom the flowering peaks in early may or june and then occurs intermittently until frost. Medicine wheel mountain has an rhs award of garden merit. Red ace probably the the reddest of all the potentilla flowers with a yellow gold centre. The blossoms are so profuse that they literally smother the plant. Features small grey green ferny foliage throughout the season turning to a yellow colour in fall. Their leaves are greenish gray.

The large 1 1 2 inch yellow flowers stand out dramatically against fine textured finger like foliage. A hardy tough adaptable plant. Large orange red blooms persist throughout the season from spring through fall may until frost. Yellow flowers dark green foliage. Potentilla fruticosa red ace sku 6677 a showy easy care shrub with rich vermilion colored flowers that have pale yellow undersides. Potentilla fruticosa syn dasiphora fruticosa zones. Mounding spreading habit 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide.

Type deciduous shrub sun full sun height 2 ft soil moist well drained. Red robin sometimes called marian red robin has an rhs award of garden merit. Flowers will change from red to yellow under intense heat. A dense multi stemmed deciduous shrub with a more or less compact dwarf habit of growth. The gardenfocused approved online supplier of potentilla red robin is crocus. Potentilla fruticosa red ace shrubby cinquefoil red ace rhs plants for pollinators plants this plant will provide nectar and pollen for bees and the many other types of pollinating insects. Potentilla fruticosa red ace shrubby cinquefoil is a bushy densely branched deciduous shrub boasting masses of bright vermilion red flowers adorned with pale yellow undersides from late spring to the first frosts.