Securigera

Securigera coronilla

Securigera securidaca

Securigera varia is a robust, low-growing perennial legume that typically reaches heights of about 100 cm. This spreading plant features trailing stems adorned with green, pinnate leaves. From May to July, it produces clusters of pink-white, pea-like flowers on upright stems. While it can become invasive when planted alongside other garden species, it excels in wildflower meadows and as ground cover on banks and slopes. This plant is drought-resistant, capable of fixing nitrogen, and effective in preventing soil erosion. It also serves as an important source of nectar for pollinators, especially bees, which are essential for its seed production.

Securigera varia

Securigera varia 'Crown of Pearls'

Securigera varia 'Emerald'

Securigera varia 'Penngift'

Securigera varia subsp. varia

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