Leucosceptrum

A stunning gold-leaved form that will not let you down in the shade garden. Eye-catching clumps of bright foliage are prominent all season long and can reach 3’ tall and 3-4’ wide. Yellow bottlebrush-like flowers appear in October when most other perennials are starting to go dormant. Although the stems of this shrub mint can become quite woody, treat it like a perennial and cut it back in early spring. Partial shade, morning sun is ideal, and soil with good drainage will keep this bold, tough, plant happy for years. Learn More

Attractive silver centered foliage has an irregular green margin. In the fall, the 3' x 3' clumps are topped by soft yellow terminal flower clusters. Learn More

An underused woodland perennial with large, yellow splashed, serrated leaves, growing to 30". Creamy-white flower spikes appear in late summer to early fall. Learn More

The golden edged foliage of this exciting Japanese native shimmers like that of a full autumn moon. The fuzzy, ovate, serrated leaves glow on this 3’, semi-woody perennial in our woodland garden. In October, when many plants are done flowering, ‘October Moon’ shoots up spikes of pink flowers. Learn More