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Plainview Farm :: Perennials :: Teucrium-Trollius :: Tiarella
Tiarella | tie-a-RELL-a | Foamflower
This once little known genus has turned into a star lately, due to the efforts of plant breeders
who have changed its once simple leaves into highly decorative forms with distinctive splashes
of colors and textures. Some, we think, have been a tad over-hyped, but others have received
well-deserved applause. Despite the attention, this undemanding, adaptable native American
treasure continues to serve as one of the best groundcovers for shade. When it blooms in later
spring, the foamy flowers draw the eye irresistibly. Some are also fragrant. We especially enjoy
them when they are paired with late blooming, pale yellow daffodils.
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Tiarella Dark Star
White flowers appear in May rising above unusual star-shaped leaves that have very dark centers, giving this
variety it's name.Mounded habit.
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Tiarella Elizabeth Oliver
Soft pink flowers bloom in late May.
The compact foliage has deep lobes and forms dense, spreading clumps.
From Charles Oliver.
Native.
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Tiarella Oakleaf
Pinkish-white flowers bloom in late May. Unusual deeply cut leaves resemble oak leaves and so.....
Creeping habit.
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