ACTAEA arizonica
Actaea arizonica is native to Northern America, introduced to cultivation by Dr. James Compton, who discovered the plant in the Arizona desert. Tall, upright flower spikes bear bottlebrush-like ...
ACTAEA heracleifolia
Actaea heracleifolia produces fantastic angled flower spikes of creamy white blooms over strikingly dark foliage and stems. This native to China and other parts of Asia appears during early autumn.
ACTAEA simplex 'Pink Spike'
Tall spikes of cream to pink sweetly-scented flowers are produced in autumn which contrast well with the deep purple divided foliage.
ACTAEA simplex (Atropurpurea Group) 'Brunette'
Cream flower spikes with a sweet perfume are held on slender purple stems in autumn. Many customers buy it for the attractive foliage, only to be surprised by the gorgeous flowers that appear later ..
ACTAEA simplex (Atropurpurea Group) 'James Compton'
This slightly more compact variety of Actaea has fragrant cream bottle brush flowers over deep purple foliage in autumn. Perhaps the sweetest scented of all the Actaea
ACTAEA simplex Atropurpurea Group
Fragrant soft cream flowers like bottle brushes are produced in autumn on this elegant, tall statement plant, which is perfect for the back of a semi-shady border or planted in drifts through a wood..
