Rehmannia consists of upright perennial plants that feature substantial leaves arranged in basal rosettes, along with sizeable, two-lipped, trumpet-like blooms.

Rehmannia

Rehmannia 'Crouching Tiger'PBR

Rehmannia 'Polina'PBR

Rehmannia 'Schneetiger'

Rehmannia Walberton's Magic Dragon ('Walremadra' PBR) is a hybrid perennial that boasts an extended blooming period. Its racemes of tubular, pinkish-purple blooms emerge in early summer and continue to thrive until the first frost. These flowers rise gracefully above a base of mid-green leaves arranged in rosettes.

Rehmannia Walberton's Magic Dragon ('Walremadra'PBR)

Rehmannia elata is a vertical perennial that can reach heights of up to 1.5 meters. It features coarsely toothed, oval-shaped foliage and produces loose clusters of two-lipped flowers, which are purplish-pink and can grow to 10 centimeters in length, blooming during the summer and autumn months.

Rehmannia elata

Rehmannia elata 'Popstar'

Rehmannia elata 'White Dragon'

Rehmannia elata white-flowered

Rehmannia glutinosa is a half-hardy perennial that grows from rhizomes, reaching heights of up to 30 cm. It forms a rosette of sticky, coarsely-toothed, obovate leaves and produces slender runners. The plant features tubular, two-lipped flowers, measuring up to 7.5 cm in length. These flowers are reddish-brown with pale pink lips and purple markings within the throat, appearing in small clusters or singly from the axils of flowering stems, typically from late spring to early summer. The leaves, stems, and flowers are covered in fine, downy hairs.