U of M introduction. A native that at one time was one of the most predominant grasses in North America. Dark blue to burgundy foliage turns to purple, violet and finally red. This selection is more upright than the typical little bluestem and will not fall over.
One of the shortest daylilies you'll ever see. The stems are typically 6" tall, which leave the golden flowers sitting right "on top" of the mound of foliage. Some rebloom.
The new growth of this low, mounded shrub is a stunning combination of red, copper and gold. The golden summer foliage compliments the clusters of medium pink flowers. This durable and reliable shrub can tolerate a variety of landscape locations.
White elegant flowers surround frilly yellow stamens with chartreuse centers. In late summer to fall, flowers adorn tall waving stems above an attractive mound of rich dark green leaves.
