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Variegation at its most fabulous. Creeping plant with new growth that emerges hot pink and turns to white splashed on green. The result is a layered jewel that resembles a grouping of pink and white florist's cyclamens. Compact, and low growing, it performs in a container or hanging basket as well as in its more familiar territory, as a ground cover for foliage contrast. Soaks up the heat and withstands drought without fading.
This chance seedling of the Wood Aster appeared in the garden of Heronswood several years ago and after years of trialing its performance, we released it in 2003. Lax stems to 15" are cloaked with dark green leaves brightly splotched and streaked with white, accentuating further the flurry of small white flowers that appear in mid- to late summer. A superb groundcovering species for dry, shaded sites, though will perform in full sun and a wide range of soils. This plant possesses a propensity to revert; remove any reverted shoots by prunin
Of the many hardy Geraniums cultivated for the effects of foliage, no selection shines with such fantastic brilliance as 'Margaret Wilson'. Mounds of luminous platinum and green foliage are topped with mauve-purple flowers in late spring. Truly unparalleled. Partial shade in any well-drained soil.
A diminutive daphne with a delicate show of exquisitely fragrant pale pink flowers. Each leaf of this evergreen garden beauty is perfectly edged in cream, creating a picturesque backdrop for the robust blooms. This one is tricky to propagate but a breeze to grow; place in a spot with maximum drainage and it will flourish. When late summer arrives it will often display a second flush of blooms.
After many years, we offer this bold cultivar to discerning gardeners. An unusual selection of the European A. mollis, it was discovered in Tasmania. Striking leaves sport deep scallops and creamy speckled margins. When the large clumps mature, huge 4-5' tall snapdragon-like spikes spring up in delicate pink. Stunning in a site with rich, moist
Variegated foliage and light pink flowers punctuated with a dark pink eye contrast against one another beautifully. An exciting Phlox variety that rarely requires staking and will enamor most every gardener that sees it. *We ship healthy, bare-root plants.
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