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Plant GuidePatrinia scabiosifolia
Patrinia scabiosifoliaFrom a basal mound of toothed leaves (similar to scabiosa's foliage) rise 4- to 6-foot stems of tiny chrome-yellow flowers.
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Plant Guide‘Ghost’ fern
Athyrium ‘Ghost’Here's a fern with an upright habit and silvery fronds that give it a ghostly look, hence the name.
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Plant GuideSweet Beth
Trillium vaseyiThis trillium bears the largest flowers in the genus—almost 4 inches across.
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Plant GuideToad lily
Tricyrtis formosanaThe upward-facing, starlike blossoms of this species vary from white to light pink or lilac, with reddish purple spots throughout.
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Plant Guide‘Black Snowflake’ Foam flower
Tiarella 'Black Snowflake'This clump-forming variety has very dramatic, deeply cut foliage with wide black veins that looks like a black snowflake when new.
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Plant Guide
‘Oakleaf’ Foam flower
Tiarella wherryi 'Oakleaf'This cultivar of the North American species has reddish, deeply lobed, oak-like leaves that mature to dark green with burgundy splashes.
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Plant GuideHellebore
Helleborus × hybridus cvs.From late fall through winter, the leathery leaves of hellebores stay glossy, cheery, and green.
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Plant GuideVariegated lilyturf
Liriope muscari ‘Variegata’Lilyturf is a great choice for problem sites, such as the dry shade under a tree canopy.
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Plant Guide
‘Silver Dragon’ lilyturf
Liriope muscari 'Silver Dragon''Silver Dragon' lilyturf features thick, tufted evergreen clumps of linear silver and white leaves with a shimmering silver stripe running down the arching blades.
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Plant GuideWintergreen
Gaultheria procumbensThis creeping, rhizomatous shrublet grows to 6 inches, with scalloped or bristly toothed, glossy, dark green leaves.
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