Early Saxifrage

One of Ontario's earliest spring wildflowers, its white flower clusters emerge in March through May, often while snow is still on the ground.

• Rosette-forming, low-growing plant that thrives on rocky outcrops and cliff faces
• Among the first native wildflowers to provide nectar for early-emerging pollinators
• Thrives in well-drained, rocky soils with part shade to full sun
• Excellent for rock gardens and naturalized woodland edge settings