Lysimachia congestiflora Persian Chocolate Light Shade to Shade The 1' tall clumps of

The 1' tall clumps of bold evergreen foliage are topped in mid-spring with sprays of nice 1" wide

This hybrid butterfly bush from The Netherlands' Boskoop Experimental Station is absolutely one of the finest pink flowered cultivars on the market

They tolerate transplanting but every piece of root left behind will grow a new plant

If it looks like a salvia

Solidago rugosa 'Fireworks' is a 1993 introduction from retired NC Botanical Gardens' Ken Moore that has withstood the test of time and is still regarded as the top goldenrod of all times

Lysimachia congestiflora Persian Chocolate Light Shade to Shade The 1' tall clumps ofThis amazing moneywort is a 2004 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Darrell Probst discovery. This semi evergreen groundcover makes a nicely spreading mass of small purple foliage. For us, it makes a 3' wide mat in one season but doesn't show tendencies to eat plants that it surrounds. In late spring, the purple foliage is topped by hundreds of golden bells a really amazing sight. We've had great luck using Lysimachia 'Persian Chocolate' to cover