Hepatica 'Forest White' (Forest Series) September the plants form tight clumps

the plants form tight clumps and when surrounded by snowdrops the effect is dramatic

Goes well with: Ferns (Dryopteris

and glossier grasses such as Hakonechloa

The Latin name comes from the Greek word for red

The common epithet nivalis means "of the snow" - which reminds you of the common name

Hepatica 'Forest White' (Forest Series) September the plants form tight clumpsAbout this cultivar: Hepatica 'Forest White' (Forest Series) has pure white petals with pinkish stamens, creating pretty, bowl shaped flowers, which appear with the new foliage in early spring. Quite rare. Position: Full sun, partial shade Soil: Almost any soil, grows well in Ballyrobert Flowers: March, April Other features: Grows well in Ballyrobert, Woodland Plant Hardiness: Fully hardy grows well in Ballyrobert! Habit: Clump forming Foliage: Semi