Inject late season colour into shady corners with this gorgeous new Japanese woodland saxifrage. Years of dedicated breeding have resulted in the late flowering 'Dancing Pixies Tally', which starts flowering in September and continues throughout autumn – offering colour just when you and the garden needs a lift. Masses of flamboyant, reddish-pink, starry flowers dance above neat rosettes of deep green leaves, which set off the flowers beautifully. The dark, heavily scalloped leaves make this a a striking foliage plant even when not in flower.Saxifraga ‘Dancing Pixies Tally’ is superbly versatile. Plant it in a shady border with hostas, heucheras and astilbes to illuminate drab areas at a time when most other shade-lovers have ceased their spring flowering. Or use it as a sparkling feature plant for a container in a dull spot. 'Dancing Pixies Tally' even makes a lovely, autumn-flowering houseplant and a perfect seasonal gift for plant lovers. Height and Spread: 15-25cm (6” to 10”).