Saxifraga cuneifolia 'Variegata'
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Don't be fooled by its delicate appearance as Saxifraga cuneifolia 'Variegata' is a tough little charmer with a lot of personality. Its rounded leaves are beautifully edged in soft creamy-pink tones against a deep green centre, creating a natural mosaic that adds warmth and character to any space. Compact and low-growing, it's a natural fit for terrariums and bottle gardens, but just as lovely sitting on a windowsill or shelf as a charming little houseplant. And come springtime, keep an eye out for dainty white flowers dancing on slender stems, a sweet seasonal surprise.
Why choose Saxifraga cuneifolia 'Variegata'?
- Stunning foliage: Creamy-pink edged leaves with deep green centres, a classic combination that never goes out of style.
- Terrarium favourite: Low-growing and compact, it fits beautifully into terrariums, bottle gardens and glass containers.
- Doubles as a houseplant: Equally happy on a windowsill, shelf or desk, versatile and unfussy.
- Spring bonus: Produces delicate white flowers on thin stems, a beautiful seasonal surprise.
- Low maintenance: Bright indirect light, slightly moist soil, and it's perfectly content.
- Pot size: Supplied in a 5.5 cm nursery pot (decorative pot not included).
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Gifting a terrarium with live plants
As plants need water and light to thrive they'll need to be looked after. Once you receive your parcel, simply place the plants in indirect light and water them when the soil becomes dry. The plants can be wrapped before being gifted. As long as the plants are properly cared for, the terrarium can be made at any convenient time.
