Commonly known as Culver's Root, V. virginicum 'Album' has slender, pure white flower-spikes during late summer and autumn. It is a perennial with many upright stems which bear whorls of lance-shaped
'Apollo's flower spikes have bright green buds which blast open to reveal lilac blue flowers during late summer and autumn. Whorls of lance-shaped green foliage cover the tall erect stems of this Vero
During late summer 'Fascination' produces tall, lilac flower spikes, often these maybe strangely fasciated or flattened in appearance, this is quite normal for this cultivar, the blooms attract ...
This compact, informal shrub has red stems with orangey-pink, green and white variegated foliage. Ideal for use as a low hedge or in a mixed border, it also lends itself to use in pots and containers.
The architectural flower spikes of this herbaceous plant are green and white when in bud, maturing to soft purple and white flowers, which contrast well with the large dark green leaves.
The bold spikes of white flowers with contrasting purple bracts are at their best in mid summer, displayed to advantage above large well-divided dark green leaves.
Masses of bright yellow florets form dense, slightly flattish flowerheads, which act as landing pads for pollinating insects, over its slightly fuzzy and finely cut mid green leaves.