Plant: Spring Symphony - Tiarella
Tiarella · Tiarella 'Spring Symphony'
Was $15.00
Size: 1 gal
Light
Bloom
More about this plant
A clump-forming foamflower forming a lush mound of deeply lobed olive green leaves marked with dark purple along the veins. In late spring to early summer pink-tinged buds open to abundant starry, creamy white flowers on erect racemes. It likes moist, well-drained soil in part sun to shade and is used as a woodland groundcover or under shrubs and roses.
- Part Shade
- Blooms in spring, summer
- Hardy in USDA zones 4-9
Plant description
A clump-forming foamflower forming a lush mound of deeply lobed olive green leaves marked with dark purple along the veins. In late spring to early summer pink-tinged buds open to abundant starry, creamy white flowers on erect racemes. It likes moist, well-drained soil in part sun to shade and is used as a woodland groundcover or under shrubs and roses.
- Flowers
- Pink-tinged buds open to starry, creamy white flowers on 3 inch long racemes, borne on erect stems well above the foliage in late spring to early summer.
- Foliage
- Deeply lobed olive green leaves marked with dark purple along the midribs and central veins; evergreen in mild winters.
- Light
- Dappled/Filtered Light
- Pruning
- Cut back damaged foliage at the start of the growing season; new leaves replace it.
- Native range
- Tiarella cordifolia: Nova Scotia and the Appalachian Mountains to Alabama, west to Minnesota
