Gillenia trifoliata
A graceful, airy perennial with masses of starry white flowers on red stems in late spring to early summer. Delicate trifoliate foliage turns vibrant red and orange in autumn. Perfect for naturalistic plantings, woodland borders, or under deciduous trees. Hardy, low maintenance, and tolerant of part shade and dry soils.
| Botanical Name | Gillenia trifoliata |
| Common Name | Bowman’s Root |
| Key Features | Elegant perennial with starry white flowers on red stems and fine foliage that turns fiery in autumn. Ideal for shade gardens and naturalistic plantings. |
| Size | Foliage growing to 70-100cm height x 50 cm width. |
| Position | Full Sun to part sun in containers of all types or garden. |
| Description | |
| Cultural Notes | |
| Landscape Ideas | A spectacular plant for borders, rockeries, garden beds, lining garden beds or pathways. |
| Water Requirements | Low |
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- Masses of starry white flowers
- Striking red stems for contrast
- Finely cut trifoliate green foliage
- Brilliant red-orange autumn colour
- Thrives in part shade
