Rue-leaved saxifrage
size:
plant: 2-15 centimeters
flower: 2-4 millimeters
color:
flowers: white
stems: red
blossoms:
April to June
pollination:
self-pollination
reproduction:
seed
life span:
annual
- Dut: Kandelaar (kandelaartje)
- Lat: Saxifraga tridactylites
- Eng: Rue-leaved Saxifrage
- Fre: Saxifrage tridactyle
- Ger: Dreifinger Steinbrech

- Rue-leaved saxifrage, foto fitis, sytske dijksen
Rue-leaved saxifrage
Rue-leaved saxifrage is a typical winter annual: it germinates in the fall, lives as a rosette of leaves in the winter, flowers in the spring, produces ripe seeds in the early summer and dies. In the Netherlands, rue-leaved saxifrage grows mostly in sunny, dry, calcium-rich dunes. Because the dunes in the wadden region are generally poor in calcium, this plant is not too common here. The shape of the leaf resembles a candlestick, which is probably where it got its Dutch name 'kandelaartje'.
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