Asian Mayapple

Back to Plant Library Podophyllum cv. ‘Kaleidoscope’ Description Large, umbrella-like leaves unfurl in spring with marbled patterns of green, bronze, and silver. Each leaf is different, which is why the cultivar is called Kaleidoscope. In late spring, nodding burgundy to red flowers hide under the foliage. Clumps expand slowly and form a bold mound in […]
Giant Leopard Plant

Back to Plant Library Farfugium japonicum ‘Giganteum’ Old Name: Ligularia tussilaginea Description Large, glossy, rounded leaves up to 18″ across give this perennial a bold, architectural presence. The foliage is deep green, often lightly puckered or dimpled, and creates a lush, almost tropical effect in shade. In autumn, tall stalks carry clusters of bright yellow, […]
Sarracenia

Back to Plant Library Sarracenia Description North American carnivorous perennial with tubular “pitchers” that lure and trap insects. Bold, upright form and striking veining make it a natural focal point in bog shelves and shallow, saturated zones. History / Fun Fact Sarracenia evolved in nutrient-poor bogs and gets much of its nutrition from insects. Early […]
Hosta ‘Hands Up’

Back to Plant Library Hosta ‘Hands Up’ Description ‘Hands Up’ is a striking small hosta with narrow, upright, yellow-green leaves that curve upward like reaching hands. Compact and architectural, it adds texture and contrast in shaded beds. Lavender flowers appear in summer on short scapes above the foliage. History / Fun Fact ‘Hands Up’ is […]