pinewood perennial gardens

Gold. Rebloomer. 11". (E-M)

Deep black-purple with silver-white halo and lemon-green throat. High bud count. 28". (M)

Large 5.5" deep wine-purple flowers with a yellow throat during the summer. 24". (M)

Fragrant, near-white flowers with ruffled tepals, pale-yellow eye and celery-green throat. Blooms all summer. Rebloomer. 27". (E-M)

Villosa hybrid. New foliage emerges gold turning to shades of apricot with age. Light-pink flowers appear during midsummer on 18" stems. Tolerates heat and humidity. Prefers shadier spots but tolerates sun. Mounds 10" high by 20" wide. Z 4-8.

Villosa hybrid. Dark, plum-purple leaves with darker veination. Fine hairs on leaves give a frosted appearance. 30" tall flower scapes lined with pink flowers during late spring/early summer. Tolerates heat & humidity. Mound 12" high by 24" spread. Z 3-8.

Villosa hybrid. Large, peach colored leaves with white overlay changing to rose to rose-purple in fall through winter. Creamy-white flowers appear during late spring on 30" stems. Tolerates heat & humidity. Mounds 14" high by 24" wide. Z 4-9.

Broad, green leaves with a silvery overlay and darker green edges with outstanding beet-red veination during cooler months. Tiny cream colored flowers on 28" scapes in early summer. Leaf shades of red and orange appear in fall. 9" h x 16" w . Z 4-9.

Early foliage emerges bright pink or purple turning to vibrant red and aging to mahogany. Pink flowers develop in late spring. A vigorous heuchera with large leaves. 24"h x 24" w. Z 4-9.

Deep olive-green to purplish-bronze foliage all season. Small, white flowers from late spring to midsummer on 20" stems. 8-12" ht. Z 4-9. 1991 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.