Patrinia consists of clump-forming, herbaceous perennials characterized by elongated stems that bear clusters of small flowers, either yellow or white. The foliage primarily arises from the base, displaying a mid- to dark green hue, and is typically lobed or divided.

Patrinia

Patrinia aff. punctiflora

Patrinia cf. monandra

Patrinia from Russia

Patrinia gibbosa is a perennial that grows in clumps, reaching heights of up to 50 cm. Its leaves are broadly oval, mid-green, and feature serrated margins, transitioning to red and yellow hues in the fall. From late spring through late summer, it bears airy clusters of small, fragrant, sulfur-yellow flowers, each with five distinct petal lobes.

Patrinia gibbosa

Patrinia heterophylla

Patrinia intermedia

Patrinia monandra

Patrinia punctiflora is a deciduous perennial that develops a rosette of pinnate leaves in a bright to mid-green hue. Its stems, tinged with red, support flat clusters of small, funnel-shaped flowers in a yellow-green shade. These blooms emerge from midsummer and continue into the autumn months.

Patrinia punctiflora

Patrinia rupestris

Patrinia sambucifolia

Patrinia saniculifolia

This perennial plant features a spreading growth habit and forms clusters of deep green leaves measuring up to 10 cm in length. During the summer months, it showcases delicate sprays of small yellow flowers on branched stems that can reach heights of up to 1 meter.

Patrinia scabiosifolia

Patrinia scabiosifolia 'Nagoya'

Patrinia sibirica

Patrinia speciosa

Patrinia triloba is a perennial that typically grows to about 50 cm in height, forming dense clumps. Its leaves are palmately lobed and have a mid-green hue, transitioning to yellow in the fall. The stems are branching and bear flower heads that measure around 10 cm in diameter, featuring small, trumpet-shaped yellow blooms with five distinct petal lobes that emit a pleasant fragrance.