Large horse chestnut shaped leaves and a spikes of creamy-white flowers, which then transform to a zingy pinky-red. Probably a form of R. aesculifolia. A damp-loving plant with excellent foliage plant. The name Badenweiler derives after a town near Grafin von Zeppelin nursery, Germany, where Beth had strong links with the then owner, Helen von Stein.
Rodgersia 'Badenweiler'
Details
| Aspect | Sun or part shade |
| Flower Colour | White | Cream |
| Flowering Period | Jun | Jul |
| Foliage | Not evergreen |
| Goes Well With | Astilbe, Filipendula, Ligularia |
| Growth Habit | Clump-forming |
| Hardiness | Fully hardy |
| Height | 1m |
| Soil | Rich and fertile |
| Spread | 70cm |
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