Cymbalaria consists of low-growing, spreading perennials characterized by their rounded, generally lobed foliage. They produce small flowers with two lips and spurs, which can be found in purple or white hues.

Cymbalaria aequitriloba

Cymbalaria aequitriloba 'Alba'

Cymbalaria hepaticifolia is a perennial plant that develops a mat-like structure, featuring trailing stems that can reach lengths of up to 20 cm. Its leaves are rounded to kidney-shaped, exhibiting lobes with distinctive silvery-grey veining. During the summer months, it produces small, spurred flowers that are pale purple to white in color.

Cymbalaria hepaticifolia

Cymbalaria hepaticifolia 'Alba'

Cymbalaria longipes

Cymbalaria microcalyx

Cymbalaria muralis forms a dense mat of small, lobed leaves that remain green for most of the year, spreading through creeping stems that take root at various points. Throughout the summer, it produces small flowers resembling those of snapdragons, in a lilac hue.

Cymbalaria muralis

Cymbalaria muralis 'Globosa Alba'

Cymbalaria muralis 'Globosa Rosea'

Cymbalaria muralis 'Kenilworth White'

Cymbalaria muralis 'Len's Favourite'

Cymbalaria muralis 'Nana Alba'

Cymbalaria muralis 'Pallidior'

Cymbalaria muralis 'Rosea'

Cymbalaria muralis 'Snow Wave'

Cymbalaria muralis subsp. muralis

Cymbalaria muralis subsp. pubescens

Cymbalaria muralis subsp. visianii

Cymbalaria pallida is a perennial ground cover that develops a network of trailing stems. Its foliage consists of thick, downy leaves that are slightly lobed and resemble a kidney shape. In the summer months, the plant produces small, light purple blooms featuring elongated spurs and white centers adorned with subtle yellow-orange markings.