Meadow saxifrage (Saxifraga granulata) plug plants

Our Meadow saxifrage plug plants for sale are priced per individual plant. This product has a minimum quantity of 10 plants. For orders over 500 plug plants please contact us.

All our plants are native British wildflowers grown in Peat-free compost in our sustainable nursery.

Common name: Meadow Saxifrage

Latin name: Saxifraga granulata

Description: A hardy, commonly mat-forming plant, meadow saxifrage is more common in lowland areas, inhabiting churchyards, old meadows and dry, roadside banks. It produces clusters of rounded white flowers from April to June. Meadow saxifrage is widespread in England (excepting Cornwall and Devon), Wales and southern Scotland, although is largely absent from Ireland.

Height: 10-50cm

Flowering time: April to June

Colour: White

Management: Meadow Saxifrage does best in neutral or alkaline soils. It can be lightly grazed or cut annually.

Kindly be aware that as autumn approaches, our wildflower plants might be delivered in a state where they appear to have passed their peak. We strive to inform you about this at the time of your order. It is common for native plants to exhibit leaf blotches or have dead/brown leaves during specific times of the year; this is entirely natural. We assure you that we meticulously inspect the root condition, ensuring their robust health. Once planted, the plug plant will respond accordingly.

Please understand that owing to the perishable nature of our plug plants, the usual right to cancel does not apply.