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Filipendula 'Venusta'

FALLOPIA.  Sun to part shade.

japonica ‘Variegata.’  Stunning white-splashed foliage with pink stems, shocking  coral-colored new growth.  White fragrant flowers in August.

FILIPENDULA, Meadow Sweet.  Partial shade; blooms May-July; showy, long lasting cotton candy like plumes in summer; prefers moist, rich soil.

purpurea ‘Elegans.’  Fluffy Rosy-pink flowers bloom giving off a sweet fragrance. Great addition to any shady boarder.  Does very well in wet, damp soil. Height 24”.

rubra ‘Venusta,’ Martha Washington’s Plume.  4-6’; very large, deep pink flower panicles which resemble plumes of feathers summer until fall; native to Missouri; a winning giant.

ulmaria ‘Alba,’ Queen of the Meadow.  36-48”; plumes of creamy-white strongly scented flowers in early summer; striking plant for back of the border.

'Red Umbrellas.' Deeply cut, ferny leaves have deep red centers and veins creating unique stripped leaves. Reddish-pink plumes top 30" plants.

An important note on plant availability and prices

As we would like to have all plants available at all times, many plants are ready when nature decides. Additionally, due to the rarity of many of these plants, and the popularity of the newer varieties, some of our plants  may sell out when first offered. Other factors such as weather may also affect our inventory. 

As our offering of plants is constantly changing, all plants listed here may not be available at all times, please contact us for the most updated availability.

You may email us at MailSCG@aol.com, call at 314-965-3070, or better yet, stop by.

Perennial Common Name Cross Reference Guide