profuse clusters of cobalt-blue flowers and silver-spotted leaves add showy color to shady borders. a useful groundcover under shrubs and along paths. clumping foliage 11 in. tall, 25 in. wide; flowers 1 in. above the foliage
highly sought after peony, this prize winner has fern like foliage with a stunning double red flowers, very rare. often refered to as a memorial day peony since it blooms during that date.
obsidian is the result of volcanic lava coming in contact with water. this process results in a glassy finish. the coral bell 'obsidian' exhibits this same glassy sheen and is closer to black than any other heuchera.
lacy, light green foliage is held on vividly-contrasting red-violet stems. combine with bold-leaved plants in the shade or woodland garden such as hostas and colored-leaved heucheras.
delft lace has deep blue-green, waxy foliage that is covered with a silver-lacey overlay. the mighty blooms are strongly held high above the foliage on candy apple red stems. the buds emerge deep salmon-pink and open to a soft apricot-pink.
absolutely stunning. excellent fountain-like form set with very large, silver-white plumes in late summer. wonderful grass to watch when there is a slight breeze and the sun is shining through the ghostly plumes. a very beautiful garden subject.
beautiful variegated type. light green leaves with a dark green border in spring. as the season progresses, the light green center color turns to a creamy yellow. give it part sun to encourage the yellow color. lavender blossoms.