Kerria

We typically scroll right past the Kerria japonica section of most catalogs yet have been captivated by this delightful and virtually unknown cultivar. The vigorous plants draw much attention with large leaves that are prominently etched and sectored with clean, white variegation. Pale yellow buttercup-like flowers grace the thin stems in spring and sporadically throughout summer. Bright green, zigzagging stems provide added seasonal appeal during dormant months. Like the species, plants are at the best in the shaded, woodland garden. Learn More