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FALLOPIA. Sun to part shade.
japonica ‘Variegata.’
Stunning white-splashed foliage with pink stems,
shocking coral-colored new growth. White fragrant flowers in August.
FALLUGIA paradoxa,
Apache
Plume. See Shrubs.
FARFUGIUM japonica ‘Aureomaculata,’
Leopard
Plant. Formerly Ligularia tussilaginea and
formerly listed as tender. Definitely hardy here if placed in a protected
spot, and may even be hardy if not. Boasts large rich glossy yellow spotted
deep green foliage and clusters of yellow flowers in fall.
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.
r. ‘Venusta Magnifica’ Cotton-candy plumes from
early through mid-summer. A real showoff! Loves moist soil. Height 6-8’.
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.
vulgaris 'Kahome.’ 15"; very attractive
long-lasting pink flowers; dark green ferny leaves.
FUCHSIA ‘Cape Horn.’ A hardy Fuchsia.
Distinctive dangling blossoms of magenta and purple appear mid summer
through frost. Hummingbird favorite. Plants like moist soil and part
shade. Grows 40” tall, 36-48” wide.
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