Grown for its unusual foliage, Darmera peltata (Umbrella Plant) is a splendid rhizomatous herbaceous perennial with large, glossy, rounded leaves, up to 18 in. across (45 cm). Paler beneath than above, the toothed and lobed leaves form a foliage mound which remains attractive throughout the growing season and turns red in the fall.

Darmera peltata, commonly called umbrella plant, is thick-rhizomed perennial which typically grows 3-5' tall and is native to mountain stream banks and woodlands from southwestern Oregon to northern California.

Darmera peltata (once known as Peltiphyllum) is native to southwestern Oregon and the mountains of northern California. Its thick rhizomes produce dramatic mounds of broad, round, lobed leaves 10-12in across that resemble umbrellas turned inside. In fall, they turn a spectacular shade of red.

Darmera peltata, native to the coastal regions of western North America, It is a stunning plant that thrives in semi-aquatic conditions. Known as the Umbrella Plant, it is a magnificent addition to any pond or water garden. Its impressive size, Splendid foliage and striking pink flowers make it a highlight.

Darmera peltata, the Indian rhubarb or umbrella plant, is a flowering plant, the only species within the genus Darmera in the family Saxifragaceae.