View source for Saxifraga sundermannii

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Saxifraga sundermannii, Hort. (S. marginata x S. Burseriana). A smaller plant than S. Obristii (a result of the reciprocal cross) and resembling the latter parent more closely. About 2-3 in. high, habit tufted and free-growing, the rosettes larger than in S. Obristii, 5/8 in. diam.: lvs. 1/4 in. long, broadest at the base and tapering to a point as in S. Burseriana, upper surface channeled or concave and covered with a chalky deposit on the margins and apex: infl. 1- or 2-fld., borne on green fl.-sts. which are obtuse, bracted, and covered with glandular white hairs: fls. white. 3/4 in. across; sepals obtuse, tinged red-brown and glandular; petals with crisped margins as in some forms of S. Burseriana and double the length of the sepals. A garden hybrid. G.C. III. 49:228.—Very free-flowering.
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