This genus comprises annual or clump-forming perennial species characterized by upright stems that support terminal or axillary flower clusters. The flowers are typically small and pale, often appearing in shades of white or pink. Seeds are produced in the form of achenes.

Koenigia

Koenigia aff. campanulata

Koenigia alpina (All.) T.M. Schust. & Reveal is a robust, clump-forming perennial that can reach heights of 1.5 meters. It features elongated, willowherb-like leaves that start as fine green and transition to a brown-orange hue in August. The plant produces sturdy stems topped with light, fragrant creamy-white flowers that bloom throughout the summer months. As summer ends, these flowers give way to pinkish-red seed heads. This species is well-suited for the back of flower borders and maintains its structure without requiring support.

Koenigia alpina (All.) T.M. Schust. & Reveal

Koenigia alpina (All.) T.M. Schust. & Reveal var. alpina

Koenigia campanulata is a semi-evergreen or herbaceous perennial characterized by its ovate leaves, which display prominent veins and are initially whitish before turning pale brown on the underside. It produces short panicles featuring small, bell-shaped flowers in a soft pink hue.

Koenigia campanulata

Koenigia campanulata 'Madame Jigard'

Koenigia campanulata 'Rosenrot'

Koenigia campanulata 'Southcombe White'

Koenigia campanulata Alba Group

Koenigia cyanandra

Koenigia delicatula

Koenigia divaricata

Koenigia forrestii

Koenigia islandica

Koenigia lichiangensis

Koenigia mollis

Koenigia mollis var. frondosa

Koenigia mollis var. mollis

Koenigia mollis var. paniculata

Koenigia mollis var. rudis

Koenigia nummulariifolia

Koenigia panjutinii

Koenigia pilosa

Koenigia polystachya

Koenigia weyrichii

Koenigia x fennica

Koenigia x fennica 'Johanniswolke' is a robust, clump-forming perennial that can reach heights of up to 2 meters. It features large, lanceolate green leaves and sturdy, upright stems that support clusters of small, highly fragrant, creamy-white blooms throughout the summer. After flowering, the plant develops pinkish-red seed heads. This variety is ideal for the rear of a flower border and maintains its form without requiring staking.