Miss Piggy' Pigsqueak

‘Miss Piggy’ is a Bergenia cordifolia cultivar with thick, glossy dark green leaves and bright pink flower clusters in early spring. The breeder, [Walters Gardens](https://www.waltersgardens.com/variety.php?ID=BERMP), identifies the selection as PP32132, and [Proven Winners](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/bergenia/miss-piggy-pigsqueak-bergenia-cordifolia) gives a mature height of 16–18 inches, zones 4–8, and part-shade conditions. ## Landscape use The spreading clump suits borders, edging, containers, or a small ground-cover planting. Glossy foliage remains a useful textural feature after the flower display ends. ## Foliage and flowers Bright pink flower clusters rise above thick dark green leaves in early spring. The common name pigsqueak refers to the sound the leaves can make when rubbed together. ## Siting and soil Part shade is a suitable position, especially in hot sites. Use moisture-retentive but well-drained soil and avoid ground that stays saturated. Water during dry periods while the plant establishes. Published mature spreads vary; the current width estimate is retained because the breeder and brand sources give broad, differing size guidance. ## Maintenance Remove damaged leaves in spring and spent flower stalks as needed. Divide the clump only if it becomes crowded.