Hi @ctrl-alt-nwo, That's pretty beautiful flowers indeed smallest adorable plants. I prefer to growth up my garden. Growing like bunches of plants. Well description by you. Hope to add more..

Bergenias are perennial, semi-evergreen plants which originated in central Asia.
The Bergenia has been cultivated in home gardens since the early part of the nineteenth century. In the past hundred years or so botanists have created many new hybrid cultivars of this plant. Unfortunately, this very worthwhile plant seems to be overlooked by many gardeners as they make their garden plans.

The large, leathery leaves of the Bergenia plant resemble a heart, with saw-toothed or wavy edges. For most of the year these leaves will remain a glossy green, but in colder climates the foliage will take on a beautiful red or bronze coloring in the fall.

The small, bell-shaped flowers are produced in compact clusters atop twelve inch burgundy stems in the early spring. Bergenia flower colors range from the palest pinks (almost white) to ruby red or dark purple. Each flower spike usually only lasts for a few weeks, but the blooming period can be prolonged by removing the spent spikes regularly.

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Source: http://www.thegardenhelper.com/bergenia.html