Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photographs: Glengariff, Co.Cork 
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Kidney Saxifrage White or pale-pink flowers, erect, hairy, narrow stalks. Sepals down-turned. Hairy, long stalked, circular or kidney-shaped leaves in basal rosettes. Long leaf stalks, narrow, slender, not flattened. Hybrids occur. Damp, shady places, woodland. Occasional, Co.Cork and Co.Kerry. Part of Lusitanian Flora Similar: St Patricks Cabbage, S. spathularis 
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Photographs above: Glengarrif, Co.Cork. April 2007
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