Diervilla lon. 'Copper'

Diervilla lon. 'Copper'Genus name honors a French surgeon named Dierville or Diereville who observed with great interest a North American native bush honeysuckle growing in Canada during an extensive trip he took to that country in 1699 1700. Upon his return to France, he introduced the shrub to European culture, with the bush honeysuckle genus eventually being named in memory of him. Linnaeus subsequently listed the observed Canadian plant as Diervilla lonicera. Common

A good option if you're seeking something verticillium wilt resistant

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This lovely Polemonium with nice clean foliage is the perfect accent for hostas

Tolerate: Urban Conditions

Height: 8

The Andersoniana Group of hybrid spiderworts are some of the most common perennial spiderworts seen in cultivation

one of the founders of the Royal Horticultural Society in the 18th century

Acidic Soil (pH < 7

across (15 cm)

upright plants with spikes of hooded flowers

Boxwood is best sited in locations sheltered from strong winds

and dance in the wind like butterflies