This genus comprises approximately five species of flowering deciduous perennials, all originating from Europe, with three species found exclusively in the Iberian Peninsula. The leaves are spoon-shaped, while the flowers, which are spherical and range in color from bluish-pink to white, emerge on upright, branching stems during the summer months.

Succisella

Succisella inflexa is a deciduous perennial that develops a spreading clump characterized by its narrow, oblong to lanceolate leaves. During summer and early autumn, it produces upright, branching stems that can reach heights of up to 80 cm. These stems bear globular flower heads that range in color from pale blue to pale purple, resembling pincushions.

Succisella inflexa

Succisella inflexa 'Alba'

Succisella inflexa 'Frosted Pearls' is a deciduous perennial that develops dense clumps of elongated green foliage. Its branching stems can reach heights of up to 80 cm, producing pink buds that open to reveal small white flowers with a subtle blue hue, forming rounded flowerheads during the summer and early autumn months.