Cimicifuga racemosa 'Atropurpurea' #1Cimicifuga racemosa 'Atropurpurea', commonly called "Black Cohosh', is known for its burgundy bronze leaves. It creates 2 3' wands of blooms that start as slightly purple in bud form then opens to tinged pink and then white. Blooms: July August Light: part shade to shade Soil: moist, well drained, moisture retentive garden soil Spacing: 24 36" Height at maturity: 4 7' Pro tip: remove faded flowers for best display Zones: 4 8 Images are used for

deciduous selection look great with the masses of white blooms

Blooms: early to late summer

Length:  approx

One of the few ornamental grasses that will grow in heavy clay soil

The size and shape of each plant will vary as well as the leaf color

which are muted green during spring and summer

Zones: 3 - 11

Thymus pseudolanuginosus

Great for a succulent garden

Fertilization:  spring

Dimensions w/ Stand: 20

clay does breathe and can patina over time