Bold round leaves emerge in spring the color of, well, its namesake! Metallic rose-pink leaves have both H. villosa and H. americana blood, so heat tolerance is a given. For a tasty combo, combine it with cool-blue leaved Hosta’s. Truly four seasons of foliage interest. An award winner! Courteous of...
Turn up the heat with this fiery foliage powerhouse. ‘Fire Alarm’ blazes in shades of molten red and amber, setting your garden alight even in the dullest seasons. Perfect for borders, containers, or tucked-away shady spots, it brings a smoldering vibrancy wherever it’s planted. Evergreen and easygoing, this heuchera is...
A true gem for shade gardens, Hosta ‘First Frost’ captivates with its elegant variegated foliage that transforms with the seasons. Blue-green leaves edged in creamy yellow margins brighten shady corners throughout the growing season, turning to a soft white as autumn approaches. In mid-summer, delicate lavender flowers rise on tall...
Two-toned flowers with lighter purple standards, and deep dark purple falls edged in lighter purple. The tangerine beard adds the perfect contrasting color. Reblooms in late summer.
The Redwood sorrel is a creeping native perennial with shamrock-shaped leaves and cup-shaped pink, lilac, or white flowers over a long period from spring to fall. Ideal as a nice groundcover.
Beautiful blue-green foliage turning to deep burgundy provides color in the garden even when not in bloom. Dusky-pink flowers create an attractive contrast and attract butterflies. A great choice for rock gardens, containers, or edging. Deciduous.
A hardy and carefree super compact growth habit with rose colored flower clusters atop sturdy, compact stems throughout summer, attracting butterflies in abundance. deep rose pink flowers that fade to a pale creamy rose. Great for Borders.
A dense, upright, habit and extended blooming period, with amusing, velvety red flowers atop long stems. Attractive in both cut and dried flower arrangements. Ideal in sunny beds and Borders. Heat loving and drought tolerant once established.
Dense dark carmine-pink flower plumes which stand above attractive shiny green, fern-like leaves. Wonderful vertical accent in a border that will resist the deer.
Pure white blossoms held above vivid green foliage provide great contrast against darker foliaged plants or other Astilbe. Great for woodland gardens or shaded borders.
Clump forming with fernlike foliage emerges a deep bronzy red in spring and turns a rich green. Crimson flower spikes. Blooms early summer. Grows great in a shady moist area of the garden.
Clump forming and early blooming with bright pink flower spikes with finely divided deep green foliage. Does best in a partially shaded area with moist soil..
Lacy yellow foliage with burgundy-red tones along the edges of the leaves that’s enchanting all season long. Rosy-pink blooms atop long red stems in late July.
Dense and upright with light pink flower plumes are striking against coarsely textured, blue-green foliage. Attractive in a woodland garden that is drought tolerant once established.
Delightful deep green, burgundy-tinted foliage on red stems adds a lush base to the reddish-purple flowers that open from red buds forming full, dense spikes. Plant in masse for a striking effect.
Exquisite deep green foliage that has beautiful white flowers that bloom May through July. The white flowers add great contrast against a variety of other landscape colors.
Glossy, chocolate brown foliage provides a unique color element throughout the season. Bright pink flower plumes emerge in late summer that contrasts well with the dark foliage.
Beautiful red stems carry panicles of deep salmon red buds which open to light apricot pink flowers in mid-summer. Sure to enhance a shady woodland garden.
Elegant dense spires of soft pink flower plumes emerge in early summer above deep green finely divided foliage. This clump forming perennial is sure to be an eye-catcher in the woodland garden.
