Pulmonaria

Pulmonaria is an underused perennial that is especially attractive when planted among hostas, ferns, and brunneras. Use this plant to lighten up those heavily shaded corners of your garden.

Shipped: Potted. Along with the spectacular silver foliage this hardy plant is very versatile and can be used as a ground cover or in a container. Blooms: Spring. Attracts hummingbirds.

It has lovely, coral-pink flowers which turn violet with age, and is deer resistant. It has received the Award of Garden Merit (AGM) for plants of outstanding excellence. Margery Fish is clump-forming, with long, elliptical, fuzzy medium green leaves...

In late spring, magenta-pink buds open to bright blue bell-shaped flowers. Pulmonaria is an underused perennial that grows well in shady gardens. A tried and true variety, 'Mrs. Moon' has been delighting gardeners for years with its attractively mounded,...

Pulmonaria is an underused perennial that grows well in shady gardens. Starting in mid-spring shortly after Hellebores are finished booming, dainty light periwinkle blue flowers cover a low, mounded habit.

Can tolerate morning sun. Imagine brightening up your hosta gardens with this attractive plant! Leaves are dark green with silver spots. Prefers not to be dry. Spreads slowly over time.

It is one of the very best cultivars available. Pulmonaria is an underused perennial that grows well in shady gardens. Dazzling raspberry-pink flower clusters dance among the dark green, silver-spotted leaves in late spring.

It is more valued for its attractive foliage than its flowers. The long, narrow leaves are spotted silvery white all season long. Roy Davidson is one of the finest clump-forming perennials available to brighten shady locations.

Longifolia, 'Bertram Anderson' has long, narrow leaves heavily spotted with silver, and it tends to bloom a couple of weeks later than other species. Pulmonaria is an underused perennial that grows well in shady gardens.

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It is disease and pest resistant and quite easy to grow. With their oval, spotted leaves, Pulmonaria (or Lungwort), was once thought to symbolize diseased lungs and used to treat pulmonary infections.

Make sure the soil never completely dries out. Hostas are always a go-to for foliage, but what if you want amazing blooms and interesting foliage? It makes a fine container choice as well.

Such a diversity in habitats translates into variable cultural needs and hardiness. All are herbaceous perennials. They are relatively small to mid-sized plants; the largest reaches about 100 cm or 3 feet in height.

It is antiseptic to the pleura of the lungs, reducing infection and helping the body to clear excess mucous. CAUTIONS: Not for use in pregnancy due to the stimulating effect of Osha Root and Immortal Root on pelvic circulation.

Shade need not be a detriment as many lovely ornamental plants are ideally suited to shade; hosta, astilbe, pulmonaria and primroses are just a few examples. Ferns would seem a logical choice, but many of the popular cultivars are relatively large.

The foliage is known to resemble cracked porcelain! ‘Jack Frost' has a plant height of 12-18” and a plant spread of 18”. Silver and Blue in Early Spring Shade The Brunnera ‘Jack Frost', 'Brunnera macrophylla' PP13859, has frosty silver leaves...

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Simply plant it in shade and give it average water, and it will delight for years! Zones 4-9. Colorful Heucherella are nothing new, but the play of orange tones on 'Copper Cascade' is something beyond compare.

Or, for an entirely different look in the shade garden, consider a planting of Jack Frost and the phantom-white fern Athyrium 'Ghost'. The clumps are very dense and plump in appearance, so if you are planting more than one together, space the plants 18...

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Without a doubt the most brilliantly colored, exciting Heucherella ever grown, 'Sweet Tea' is the foliage plant you must add to the shade garden this season! There is simply nothing else like these scalloped 4-inch leaves with cinnamon-russet centers...

Ferns like damp habitats and re-seed themselves via spores.The Primrose family is characterized by flowers with deep, flute-like cups, often inverted. Native German Malvaceae are Malva alcea, neglecta and sylvestris.This family contains 600 species of...

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A transverse cut on the root was once believed to reveal Hebrew characters left by the wise king's seal. Both also tend to grow into colonies.This plant's scientific nomenclature is somewhat confusing.

The Christmas Fern is no exception, with its similarity to Boston Fern, the distinctive lance-shaped, leathery fronds add an elegant, long-lasting addition to any holiday arrangement.

Shade plants will not succeed in a fully sunny location and those that need dry heat will not prosper in a soggy region such as the Pacific Northwest. Often these are as attractive as floral or foliage displays.