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James H. Schutte

(Anne Greenway Deadnettle, Spotted Deadnettle)

The outstanding foliage color of 'Anne Greenaway' sets this shade-loving perennial groundcover apart from the rest. It has small, oval, coarsely toothed leaves of medium green that are edged in gold and marked with an ivory stripe down their centers. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of pink, two-lipped flowers that attract bees.

Deadnettle grows best in part sun to shade and fertile soil with average drainage. It looks great in mixed shaded borders or rock gardens.

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James H. Schutte

(Spotted Deadnettle)

This is a variegated selection of spotted deadnettle, a superb herbaceous groundcover native from North Africa through Europe to western Asia. A mat-forming perennial that spreads quickly by rooting stems and rhizomes (underground stems), ‘Aureum’ has small, heart-shaped, coarsely toothed leaves of a glowing light green. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of lavender-pink flowers. If sheared, it sends up new spikes

Grow ‘Aureum’ in part sun to shade and fertile soil...

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Gerald L. Klingaman

(Beacon Silver Deadnettle, Spotted Deadnettle)

This is a distinctively variegated selection of spotted deadnettle, a superb herbaceous perennial groundcover native from North Africa through Europe to western Asia. A mat-forming perennial that spreads quickly by rooting stems and rhizomes (underground stems), ‘Beacon Silver’ has small, heart-shaped, coarsely toothed silver leaves edged by narrow green margins. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of pale pink flowers. If sheared, it sends up new spikes.

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Jessie Keith

(Spotted Deadnettle)

This is a distinctively variegated selection of spotted deadnettle, a superb herbaceous perennial groundcover native from North Africa through Europe to western Asia. A mat-forming perennial that spreads quickly by rooting stems, ‘Beedham’s White’ has small, heart-shaped, coarsely toothed chartreuse leaves with a central white stripe. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of white flowers. If sheared, it sends up new spikes that bloom with new flowers.

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PlantHaven

(Spotted Deadnettle)

This is a distinctively twice-variegated selection of spotted deadnettle, a superb herbaceous perennial groundcover native from North Africa through Europe to western Asia. A mat-forming perennial that spreads quickly by rooting stems, ‘Dellam’ has small, heart-shaped, coarsely toothed green leaves with a central white stripe and pale green margins. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of lavender flowers. If sheared, it sends up new spikes that bloom with new flowers.

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(Spotted Deadnettle)

This is a low-growing spreading herbaceous groundcover for shade. It is most distinguished by its heart-shaped, softly-toothed leaves that range from lime green to glowing mustard yellow and have central streaks of white. The branching stems spread quickly, rooting as they go, to form a mat of closely-spaced upward-facing leaves. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of lavender flowers.

Like all deadnettles, 'Lemon Frost' grows best in partial sun to shade and fertile...

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James H. Schutte

(Spotted Deadnettle)

This is a distinctively variegated selection of spotted deadnettle, a superb herbaceous perennial groundcover native from North Africa through Europe to western Asia. A mat-forming perennial that spreads quickly by rooting stems, ‘Orchid Frost’ has small, heart-shaped, coarsely toothed silvery pale-green leaves outlined vividly by dark green margins. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of violet flowers. If sheared, it sends up new spikes that bloom with new flowers.

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James H. Schutte

(Pink Chablis Spotted Deadnettle, Spotted Deadnettle)

The beautiful silvery foliage and pretty flowers of 'Pink Chablis' set this shade-loving perennial groundcover apart from the rest. Its small, heart-shaped, coarsely toothed leaves have a silvery white caste and are edged in green. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of soft pink, two-lipped flowers that attract bees.

Deadnettle grows best in part sun to shade and fertile soil with average drainage. It looks great in mixed shaded borders or rock gardens.

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Yoder Brothers

(Spotted Deadnettle)

Spotted deadnettle is a low, spreading, perennial groundcover that is highly useful because it thrives in all degrees of shade. The cultivar 'Pink Pewter' is distinctive for its variegated leaves, which are silvery gray-green with darker gray-green edges, and its short vertical clusters of clear pink flowers that appear in late spring.

Deadnettle grows best in part sun to shade and fertile soil with average drainage. Unlike some members of the mint family, it spreads modestly, with the long,...

(Spotted Deadnettle)

This is a distinctively variegated selection of spotted deadnettle, a superb herbaceous perennial groundcover native from North Africa through Europe to western Asia. A mat-forming perennial that spreads quickly by rooting stems, ‘Purple Dragon’ has small, heart-shaped, coarsely toothed silvery pale leaves outlined vividly by dark green margins. In late spring to early summer it bears short, upright spikes of purple flowers. If sheared, it sends up new spikes that bloom with new flowers.

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