I am collecting saxifrages (I love love love love the flowers) and was wondering what a porophyllum saxifrage was.

Thanks,
sedumzz

I don't think there is such a thing

but maybe there is a podophyllum that is so cute it reminds someone of a saxifage?

*Porophyllum

Edit: Yes, it is mispelled

Funny - I read it from the title with the typo, too! (and was also flummoxed.)

It seems a simple google of Saxifraga porophyllum gives you an answer:
https://www.google.com/search?...

Was there something else? We aren't mind readers.....

No, I was just confused on weather it was a group of saxifrages or a species (i read the word wrong wrong so when I searched it up nothing came up)

sedumzz said: No, I was just confused on weather it was a group of saxifrages or a species (i read the word wrong wrong so when I searched it up nothing came up)

I'm looking at other posts, as you suggest. That plant has beautiful flowers. I do want a lot of succulents, so I'll be researching what does well in my zone.

manitougigi said: I'm looking at other posts, as you suggest. That plant has beautiful flowers. I do want a lot of succulents, so I'll be researching what does well in my zone.

what zone are you in again?
saxifrages do ok in light shade for me.
the type I have die back (from acclimation) in their 1st summer-fall, but recover the next year.

dont have experience with other types/species of saxfiraga

sedumzz said: what zone are you in again?
saxifrages do ok in light shade for me.
the type I have die back (from acclimation) in their 1st summer-fall, but recover the next year.

dont have experience with other types/species of saxfiraga

Zone 6a.