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    Potentilla nivea [ex Mt. Evans]

    Also Known As

    • Snow Cinquefoil

    Plant type

    perennial, groundcover

    size

    • H: 2"-3"
    • W: 6"-12"

    planting zones

    • 3a-8b

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    Potentilla nivea [ex Mt. Evans] plant details

    Potentilla nivea [ex Mt. Evans] is a broadleaf deciduous perennial groundcover with green foliage. In summer yellow flowers emerge. Attracts bees making it an excellent addition to pollinator gardens. Grows well with sun - mostly sun and occasional water. Does well in average, gritty, rocky and well-drained soil. A good option if you're seeking something verticillium wilt resistant.

    CHARACTERISTICS OF Potentilla nivea [ex Mt. Evans]

    Plant type: perennial groundcover
    Plant family: rosaceae
    Foliage: deciduous green
    Mature size: 6 IN - 12 IN - wide, 2 IN - 3 IN - tall
    Flowers: yellow blooms in summer

    GROWING CONDITIONS for Potentilla nivea [ex Mt. Evans]

    USDA Zones: 3a - 8b
    Sun exposure: sun - mostly sun
    Watering frequency: occasional
    Resistant to: verticillium wilt
    Soil needs: average, gritty, rocky and well-drained

    Nursery contributed plant descriptions

    A tiny little potentilla for the rock garden, low growing with bright yellow flowers. As tough and hardy and easy as you would expect from a potentilla. Zone 3, maybe even colder. - Joseph

    By: Arrowhead Alpines

    Gardening facts about Potentilla nivea [ex Mt. Evans] plant

    How to Grow Potentilla nivea [ex Mt. Evans]

    • Sun Exposure

      • sun - mostly sun

    • Water Needs

      • occasional

    • Soil Needs

      • average
      • well-drained
      • rocky
      • gritty

    • Special Situation

      • verticillium wilt resistant

    Features

    • Foliage Color

      • green

    • Flower Color

      • yellow

    • Wildlife

      • bees

    • Flower Season

      • summer

    • Foliage Season

      • deciduous

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