Pratia Puberula Alba

Description: Produces small, white flowers and blooms from May to September

Newest Review: ... time and will flower for several years. Pratia puberula 'Alba' is a member of the Campanulaceae family, the bellflowers. ... more

... Included in this family are many white and blue bell shaped flowers , the harebell and Canterbury bells amongst them . This Australian native is very low growing and is good for ground cover. The evergreen leaves tiny and rounded on creeping branching stems. This grows as a flat carpet on the ground. In the spring I am told I can divide the plant and make two or even 3 plants from one. Pratia puberula Alba has tiny white star like 5 petalled flowers. Alternatively there is a Pratia that has delicate blue flowers. Th...more

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Pratia Puberula Alba: pretty star like flower (208 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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I recently bought a couple of new plants for my garden . One was a pratia pedunculata alba. I bought it at the local garden centre 3 for £10 This plant is a Perennial. I like perennials as they last a long time and will flower for several years. Pratia puberula 'Alba' is a member of the Campanulaceae family, the bellflowers. Included in this family are many white and blue bell shaped flowers , the harebell and Canterbury bells amongst them . This Australian native is very low growing and is good for ground cover. The evergreen leaves tiny and rounded on creeping branching stems. This grows as a flat carpet on the ground. In the spring I ... Read the complete review