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Bright blue foliage sticks straight up. A midwest native selection. Excellent yellow flowers change to beige. Can spread semi-aggresively.
Zone 4
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I’ts a low growing groundcover with heart shaped leaves. An attractive dark red flower will appear under the plant early spring but will fade fairly quickly. Deer resistance.
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Tiny red and white flowers look like little angels dancing under the leaves. Bright green foliage with red veins. Excellent ground cover for dry areas in deep shade.
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Buttery yellow flowers dance just below semi evergreen foliage.
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Green foliage with red edges turns more red as fall creeps in. Red seed heads float above the foliage late summer
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Reliably red foliage from mid summer until fall. Red seeds above the foliage. Great old school plant.
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Fine textured foliage grows low to the ground. Can handle a good amount of moisture. Great for the edges of rain gardens.
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Dense, upright, columnar habit with grey-green leaves. In the fall, the tips of the leaves are flushed with a hint of rosy-red.
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Forms a dense, upright clump of blue-green leaves that turn wine red in early summer. Purple flower panicles appear just above the foliage in late summer.
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Steely blue foliage turns beige in fall with deep red seed heads floating above. Very upright plant