RHS Arenaria montana Dumb Cane Small red insignificant flowers often

Small red insignificant flowers often appear on mature plants in Spring and are followed by winged seed pods

but gradually the latin name ‘Acontifolium’ has gained traction and become the more well-known way of referring to the cultivar

Erythronium can tolerate colder climates

and watered when the top soil is dry to touch

that grows into a large shrub to small tree

RHS Arenaria montana Dumb Cane Small red insignificant flowers oftenA useful carpet forming evergreen that is covered in crisp white flowers from early summer onwards. Lovely for edging paths or sunny borders and filling gaps in walls or paving. Winner of an RHS Award of Garden Merit for reliability and good performance. Part of the seed range produced by Mr Fothergills Seeds in partnership with the RHS.