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Potentilla Plant
Potentilla originates from high alpine and sub-arctic regions and this hardy, compact little shrub thrives in cold climates. Available as low-growing or upright, deciduous or evergreen –petite Potentilla will make a big ornamental impact in your beds or pots in a range of delightful colours.
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Potentilla plants need full sun or light shade. A little shade during the heat of the day keeps the Potentilla plant blooming longer. Potentilla plants prefer moist, fertile, well-drained soil, but tolerates most soils. Cut back old branches at the end of the flowering season to maintain a compact shape.