| Creeping Jenny Easily grown in moist, humus-rich, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Plants prefer some part afternoon shade in the St. Louis area, but flowers and foliage of yellow-leaved cultivars usually show best yellow color in full sun. Plants spread by rhizomes and self-seeding in optimum growing conditions to form large colonies. Stems may root where leaf nodes touch the ground. Plants tend to be less invasive if grown in lean, somewhat dry soils, however best performance is in moist fertile soils. Optimal Growing Conditions Sun Exposure: Soil Type: Soil pH: Soil Moisture: Care Level: Appearance and Characteristics Height: Spread: Flower Color: Blooming Time: Foliage Color: |
Helleborus ‘Ivory Prince’ This beautiful hellebore was selected by the breeder for its vigorous growth rate, uniform crop production, and compact, upright habit. From late winter through mid-spring, rich burgundy-pink buds open to beautiful ivory blossoms which take on rose and chartreuse tones as they age. This selection has particularly attractive dark green foliage with silver veining which remains compact as it matures. Optimal Growing Conditions Sun Exposure: Soil Type: Soil pH: Soil Moisture: Care Level: Appearance and Characteristics Height: Spread: Flower Color: Blooming Time: Foliage Color: |
Carex ‘Ever Gold’ One of the most popular variegated sedges, this selection has creamy yellow leaves with dark green edges. They cascade softly to the ground in a fountain-like manner. Unlike many other sedges, this one prefers dry to average soil moisture. This versatile sedge is beautiful as a spiller in containers, rock gardens, and landscapes. Optimal Growing Conditions Sun Exposure: Soil Type: Soil pH: Soil Moisture: Care Level: Appearance and Characteristics Height: Spread: Flower Color: Blooming Time: Foliage Color: |