A true harbinger of spring blooming early in the season offering food for the awakening pollinators from the small yellow flowers that have a sweet fragrance. Later red fruit is produced on female shrubs. Both fruit & foliage emit a spicy scent when crushed.
Attracts birds and butterflies
Deer resistant
Tolerates wet, clay soils
Long narrow spires of fragrant blooms in later summer can be up to a foot long in profusion and looking like a huge 4th of July sparkler! More compact.
Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, songbirds & bees
Deer resistant
Tolerant of wet soils
An improved version with better disease resistance, more sun tolerance and no pruning needed.
Round ruffled leaves in clear, dark burgundy-silver on medium size mounds. Creamy yellow flowers in late spring, looks good longer in the season than other Heuchera. Great rust resistance.
This new hybrid has rich chocolate-brown leaves that emerge yellow but transition with age. Complimentary dark stems hold up raspberry buds that pop with rosy purple flowers in late summer. Attracts hummingbirds and bees. Deer/rabbit resistant. Adaptable to a range of light conditions, but flowers best with more sun.
A late-flowering male deciduous holly, and the ideal pollinator for late female cultivars, such as ‘Sparkleberry’ and ‘Winter Red’.
Velvety red leaves are centered and edged with gold.
More compact and densely branched than the species, this selection is covered with fragrant yellow flowers in late autumn. The foliage also turns butter yellow.
Bright orange foliage streaked with gold.
Celery-like foliage on an excellent groundcover plant for damp areas. Foliage a yellow/orange/striking purple in autumn.
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