Our Plants

‘Bressingham White’ forms a low, basal clump of bold green leaves, which develop a bronzy tinge during winter. Stout clusters of bell-shaped flowers rise above the shiny foliage in mid spring, appearing white at first and aging to a very soft pink. The evergreen leaves are a valuable, long lasting addition to cut flower bouquets. Most effective when mass planted or used as an edging along a walkway. Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions.

‘Dawson’s White’ is a Siberian bugloss cultivar that features small, blue, forget-me-not-like flowers in airy, branched clusters rising to 18" tall in spring. After flowering, large, basal, heart-shaped, medium-green leaves (3-5" wide) are produced with bold, irregular, creamy-white variegation on the margins. Leaves usually increase in size until mid-summer. A clump-forming, rhizomatous perennial, this plant makes a great ground cover in shady sites.

A rhizomatous, clump-forming perennial primarily grown for its attractive basal foliage, ‘Jack Frost’ boasts distinctive silvery white leaves with green primary and secondary veins and thin green margins. The basal foliage forms a hosta-like mound of heart-shaped leaves (3-5” wide) which remain attractive throughout the growing season. Tiny, forget-me-not-like flowers (light blue with yellow centers) are produced in profusion in spring on airy, branched stems rising to 18” tall and standing above the foliage.

‘Looking Glass’ is noted for its silvery, heart-shaped basal leaves (3-5” wide). As a sport of ‘Jack Frost’, ‘Looking Glass’ is distinguished from the former by having much more silvery leaves with less green venation. Although leaves emerge in spring with some green veining, the distinctiveness of the veins diminishes as the leaves mature. The basal leaves form a hosta-like foliage mound that remains attractive throughout the growing season. Tiny, forget-me-not-like flowers (light blue with yellow centers) are produced in spring on airy, branched stems to 15” tall.

‘Mr. Morse’ is noted for its silvery, heart-shaped basal leaves (3-5” wide), distinctive green veining, and white flowers. It is basically a white-flowered version of Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ and is great when planted together. Hosta-like foliage mounds remain attractive throughout the growing season. Tiny, pearl-white flowers are produced in abundance in spring on airy, branched stems to 15” tall.

‘Silver Wings’ is an exquisite new Brunnera cultivar with large, heart-shaped, medium-green leaves that are intricately marbled with a silver filigree pattern (like frosted glass). In spring, the wonderful leaves are set off with bright blue forget-me-not-like flowers. This cultivar is much less prone to sun scorch than older selections, but some afternoon shade is advised (especially in summer).

‘Spring Yellow’ is a vibrant, yellow-leaved Brunnera cultivar with tiny, forget-me-not-like, blue flowers in airy, branched clusters that appear in spring. Its chartreuse and cream-mottled, heart-shaped basal leaves (3-5” wide) emerge in spring to form a hosta-like foliage mound to 15" tall. Leaves acquire some green tones as the growing season progresses, but their yellowish coloration is greatly diminished when plants are grown in full shade.