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Frilly, cupped, rich medium-lavender flowers, the most substantial of our Aster offerings, with resonant golden centers, on 40" stems in mid- to late autumn. This blossoms adjacent to to the brilliant red autumn color of Viburnum opulus æNanumÆ in the mixed border adjacent to our nursery. A smashing combination
A carpet of darkness seldom observed in the plant kingdom. The thick, glossy black tufts of foliage, spreading stoloniferously, are intriguing when interplanted with whites or clear yellows. Place in a well-drained, bright position. Provides memorable vignettes within the garden.
"Purplish-green, finely dissected foliage contrasts perfectly with the fragrant, pure white bottlebrush-like flowers that dangle at the tips of wand-like purplish stems on this tall, shade-loving perennial. Excellent for the back of the moist, lightly-shaded border, it is big and attention-grabbing but not coarse. Nicely complemented by grey or gold-leaved shade lovers like hostas. Provide organically-enriched soil and shade from hot afternoon sun."
This selection looks to all the world like a purple smoke tree from a distance. Large, arching branches of rounded, deep red-purple leaves carry multitudes of rusty gold flowers in spring. Combines well, we think, with grays, whites and yellows in our mixed border. One of the most effective foliage plants that we grow. It tolerates shearing, making it a good choice for a hedge or topiary. Provide only full sun and fertile, well- drained soil
The dainty pink blushed white blooms float and shimmer over the deep, mysterious pools of scrumptious clumps of blackish purple shamrock. Provides richness of composition in containers (use light colored pots for added contrast). Combines nicely with chartreuse or pale green foliaged partners in the front of a border. Full sun, well-drained soil.
This Japanese cultivar dates back to the 1870s. Now rarely seen, this vigorous wisteria selection bears extraordinary double purple flowers clustered on fluffy racemes. The fragrance: head-spinning, delicious. In autumn, its foliage is brilliant yellow and gratifying. Provide a sturdy trellis or pole on which it can twine. Plant in average soil where thereÆs at least a half-day of sun, and watch it grow and glow.
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