8-10 inches basal foliage with flower stems up to 18 inches. The
spread is 24 inches.
Small,
yellowish-green or chartreuse flowers are borne
in compound cymes. The ¼ inch flowers have regular
symmetry, are apetalous and have 4 or 5 sepals.
Late spring to
early summer
Basal leaves,
orbicular veined
and have from silk-like pubescence and 2-4
inches wide. Individual leaves have 7 to 11
shallow toothed lobes. The silken leaves will
sparkle when drops of rain or dew collect on the
leaves.
There are normally
no major problems, especially in Northern areas.
In climates with hot nights, fungal problems may
result when rain or irrigation water collects in
the depression of the leaves and tight crowns.
