Chartreuse Foliage/Stems or Marked with Chartreuse

Solid Gold Dwarf Korean Forsythia is an Almost Eden exclusive introduction! In late winter bright golden yellow flowers emerge from the bare arching branches but the show doesn't stop there. Chartreuse foliage unfurls from sleeping buds that mature to a soft golden yellow that makes an excellent contrast from spring to fall. Limited supply. Item# 9742.

Sweet Kate Spiderwort develops into a amazing mound of bright yellow to yellow-green, strap-like foliage that is topped by deep blue flowers beginning in mid spring until early summer on established plants, often with some flowers in late summer and fall as well. The bright foliage, tidy clump forming habit, and sturdy, 12" flower stems make Sweet Kate a great addition to gardens or containers. Provide midday to afternoon shade as the foliage may burn in full sun. Item# 9258.

Glowing red flowers emerge from large clusters of nearly pure white calyces and create a brilliant contrast to the yellow, chartreuse, cream and green variegated new growth that typically matures to creamy white and dark green. A rare find and a beautiful and easy tropical vine. The Variegated Bleeding Heart Vine makes an excellent choice for a well-lit patio or porch with a northern or eastern exposure or anywhere it is shaded throughout the hottest portion of the day. Looks great on 4-6' high or larger trellis but can be kept to a smaller form if desired. Item # 694.

The 18" arching stems are adorned with deep green foliage edged in chartreuse and yellow and by late summer and fall when terminal clusters of orchid-like light purple to white flowers with darker speckling are produced. This Variegated Toadlily makes a beautiful addition to the shade garden where it is sure to shine. Toadlilies or Tricyrtis are slowly spreading rhizomatous winter deciduous perennials that are well suited to partially shaded sites with average moist soils. A few hours of cool sunlight like early morning, very late evening, or filtered shade help to ensure good vigor and flowering. They are generally considered hardy perennials well into zone 5. Item#11796