Potentilla encompasses herbaceous perennials, deciduous shrubs, and annuals. Their foliage is either palmately or pinnately divided, and they produce solitary or clustered flowers that are saucer-shaped with five petals, blooming over an extended season.

Potentilla nepalensis hybrid

Potentilla nepalensis red

Potentilla nerimaniae

Potentilla neumanniana

Potentilla neumanniana 'Goldrausch'

This perennial plant is native to the region and thrives in rock gardens or along pathways. It forms a compact mound about 15 cm high, featuring finely dissected green foliage. In spring, it produces vivid yellow flowers with five petals, which can also reappear in the autumn months.

Potentilla neumanniana 'Nana'

Potentilla neumanniana aurea

Potentilla neumanniana orange-flowered

Potentilla neumanniana white-flowered

This low-growing alpine reaches a height of 10 cm and forms compact tufts. It features palmate leaves covered in silvery hairs, and produces deep pink, saucer-shaped blooms that measure up to 2.5 cm across during the summer months.

Potentilla nitida

Potentilla nitida 'Alannah'

Potentilla nitida 'Alba'

Potentilla nitida 'Lissadell'

This compact alpine plant reaches a height of 10cm and features densely clustered growth. Its foliage consists of silvery, palmate leaves covered in fine hairs. During the summer months, it produces deep pink, saucer-shaped blooms.

Potentilla nitida 'Rubra'

Potentilla nivalis

Potentilla nivea

Potentilla norvegica

Potentilla ovalis

Potentilla ovina

Potentilla ovina var. ovina

Potentilla pacifica

Potentilla palustris is a perennial plant characterized by its woody base and rhizomatous growth, reaching heights of up to 50 cm. It features upright, flexible stems adorned with grey-green foliage comprised of five to seven leaflets. In early summer, it produces loose clusters of rich red blooms, each accompanied by large sepals that exhibit a red flush.

Potentilla palustris

Potentilla pamirica

Potentilla pamiroalaica

Potentilla parvifolia 'Buttercup'

Potentilla pedata

Potentilla peduncularis

Potentilla peduncularis var. shweliensis

Potentilla pensylvanica

Potentilla phyllocalyx

Potentilla pimpinelloides

Potentilla porphyrantha

Potentilla pulchella

Potentilla pulvinaris

Potentilla purpurea

Potentilla pyrenaica Ramond ex DC.

Potentilla recta

Potentilla recta 'Alba'

Potentilla recta 'Warrenii' is a perennial that develops into a clump reaching heights of up to 60 cm. Its foliage consists of grey-green to mid-green leaves that are palmately divided, featuring five to seven coarsely serrated leaflets. In summer, it produces loose clusters of bright canary-yellow flowers, each measuring approximately 2.5 cm in width.

Potentilla recta 'Warrenii'

Potentilla recta var. semilaciniosa

This clump-forming perennial reaches heights of up to 60 cm and features hairy stems. Its leaves are finely divided and green, providing a textured backdrop for the numerous light yellow to cream, single flowers with five petals that bloom throughout the summer months.

Potentilla recta var. sulphurea

Potentilla reptans is a spreading perennial that establishes itself through its creeping stems, which take root at the nodes. The foliage consists of five to seven smooth, serrated leaflets. Throughout summer and into early autumn, it produces yellow flowers that emerge in the leaf axils.

Potentilla reptans

Potentilla reptans 'Pleniflora' (d)

Potentilla rigoana

Potentilla robbinsiana

Potentilla rugulosa

Potentilla rupestris is a perennial that deserves a place in your garden, despite its rarity in the wild. It features finely divided green foliage and produces clusters of small white flowers with five petals, blooming throughout the summer for several weeks.

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