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Jessie Keith
(Licorice Plant, Limelight Licorice Plant)
The popular licorice plant ‘Limelight’ won the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit in 1992 because it's a wonderfully pretty and reliable. This chartreuse-leaved selection is great for contrast and color plays with other brightly colored bedding plants for sun.
Licorice plant originates from southern Africa. There it survives as a tough compact shrub. The small, soft, iridescent chartreuse leaves of 'Limelight' are oval and fragrant when crushed. Fine silver hairs cover their...
Jesse Saylor
(Licorice Plant, White Licorice Plant)
This is a super silver-hued foliage plant used for edging, bedding and containers. Licorice plant provides a cool backdrop for pastels and contrasts well with jewel toned blooms and foliage. It is also drought tolerant and easy to grow.
This tender perennial is native to southern Africa where it survives as a tough, compact shrub. Its small, soft, silvery leaves are fragrant when crushed and either oval or heart-shaped. Fine silver hairs cover their surface giving them a woolly texture. The...
Gerald L. Klingaman
(Licorice Plant)
The crisp, silvery gray foliage of the licorice plant is fine and luxuriant. This tender perennial originates from the drier parts of Central Asia. Where hardy, it survives as a low, shrubby evergreen, but it is most commonly grown as bedding filler for containers and sunny flower gardens because its bright, neutral foliage compliments many colorful annuals. Once established, it is quite tough and drought tolerant.
Licorice plant is tidy, clump-forming and covered with slender, lance-shaped...
James H. Schutte
(Icicles Licorice Plant, Licorice Plant)
The popular licorice plant 'Icicles' has extra narrow, linear foliage that is powdery silver. Helichrysum thianschanicum is a tender perennial that originates from the drier parts of Central Asia. Where hardy, it survives as a low, shrubby evergreen, but it is most commonly grown as bedding filler for containers and sunny flower gardens because its bright, neutral foliage compliments many colorful annuals. Once established, it is quite tough and drought tolerant.
Licorice plant is tidy,...
Jessie Keith
(Blue Oat Grass)
The upright to arching, steely foliage of blue oat grass offers some of the coolest blue color of any ornamental grass. It originates from southwestern Europe where it naturally resides in open forests, meadows and rocky slopes. Once established, this clump-forming, evergreen to semi-evergreen perennial will tolerate both heat and drought.
In late spring to early summer, the spiky clumps of frosty blue foliage present tall, soft, arching panicles of grassy flowers. The dry brown seedheads that...
James H. Schutte
(Blue Oat Grass, Sapphire Fountain Grass)
Super bright metallic blue color and good rust resistance set 'Sapphire Fountain' apart from other blue oat grasses.Helictotrichon sempervirens originates from southwestern Europe where it naturally resides in open forests, meadows and rocky slopes. Once established, this clump-forming, evergreen to semi-evergreen perennial will tolerate both heat and drought.
In late spring to early summer, the spiky clumps of frosty blue foliage present tall, soft, arching panicles of grassy flowers....
PlantHaven
(Smooth Oxeye)
Pretty bright yellow daisies top the compact plants with rich green leaves of Heliopsis ‘Tuscan Sun.’ This heat-tolerant perennial is easy to maintain and produces and abundance of blooms all season.
Summer-blooming and cheerful, smooth oxeye is a tall, sunflower-like perennial that originates from eastern and central North America. It forms substantial upright clumps covered with dark green, lance-shaped leaves. Tuscan Sun is a very compact selection and forms neat mounds. Large,...
Mark A. Miller
(Allegiance Daylily, Daylily)
Hemerocallis ‘Allegiance’ is a medium-sized daylily which produces triangular, brick-red flowers with yellow-green throats, yellow to white midribs and wavy margins early in the summer season. It is a re-bloomer, has an extended blooming period and the foliage goes dormant in the winter.
The daylily is an herbaceous to semi-evergreen perennial that everyone knows and loves. In spring, neat clumps of bright green strap-like leaves appear. The flowers follow spring through fall, exact time...