A shrubby Potentilla with pink buds and creamy white, doubled flowers
The Potentilla Double Punch® Cream provides abundant colourful flowers throughout the summer. The bud is a dark pink opening out into flowers that are cream white and doubled.
Resistant to cold, the Potentillas dislike excessive watering, preferring a relatively dry soil or one that's at least well-drained. With its compact habit the Potentilla Double Punch® Cream can be planted in isolation in small spaces, in pots on terraces or to the forefront in flowerbeds.
Potentilla fruticosa Double Punch® Cream 'MINCRERO01'
A shrubby Potentilla with pink buds and creamy white, doubled flowers
The Potentilla Double Punch® Cream provides abundant colourful flowers throughout the summer. The bud is a dark pink opening out into flowers that are cream white and doubled.
Resistant to cold, the Potentillas dislike excessive watering, preferring a relatively dry soil or one that's at least well-drained. With its compact habit the Potentilla Double Punch® Cream can be planted in isolation in small spaces, in pots on terraces or to the forefront in flowerbeds.
Plant details
- Position
- Sunny, partial-shade
- Habit
- round bearing
- Hardiness
- hardy (-25°C)
- Foliage
- deciduous
- Flowering period
- 06 - 09
- Flowering colour
- cream
Selected by :
Hortival Diffusion
PBR / European PBR :
EU 58998
Protection :
European P.B.R - Protected variety, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
The Potentilla Double Punch® range
Double Punch® is a range of shrubby potentillas in a variety of colors, with interesting duplicate flowers.
Their habit is fairly compact. They are ideal for isolated plantings in small spaces, in pots on terraces, or as a foreground plant in flowerbeds.
Licensed propagators
(wholesale)
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Garden Tips
Use :
Clump, rockery, edge, low hedge, pot,balcony, terrace.
Type of soil :
Resistant to cold, the potentillas dislike excessive watering, preferring a relatively dry soil or one that's at least well-drained.
Care :
Prune every year at the beginning of spring to stimulate blooming and to maintain the bushy habit.
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