A big, bold perennial that will really add color to the border, this new and exciting featherleaf rogersflower enthralls with ever-changing moods. The foliage emerges chocolate brown and goes through stages of green and bronze to return to chocolate-bronze as the season ends. Plenty of pale pink flowers deepen gradually to burgundy-red, adding another dimension to the intrigue. This is an impressive architectural plant with huge, beautifully quilted leaves on long stalks. Since they require consistently moist to wet soil, they can also be used around bogs and water gardens. Best in partial shade and moist, fertile soil. Grows 32 inches high with a similar spread. Zone 4. 1 Gallon. |
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