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Masses of quarter size double white flowers with a creamy yellow center
Notes: A long lived perennial that looks great when planted in masses with Iris
Attributes: Broadleaf evergreen shrub with pendant clusters of honeysuckle-like red-orange flowers starting in fall and going through winter
too much can kill them
Native to moist woodlands of Japan
Mukdenia rossii 'Kurasuba' (Red Leafed Mukdenia) syn. M. rossii 'Crimson Fans' Winter Blooming Masses of quarter size doubleFamily: Saxifragaceae Zone: 4 9 Natural Range: Japan, China, Korea Soil: Average to moist, humus rich well drained Light: Part shade, sun Height: 12" Bloom Time: April to May Attributes: Deciduous, clumping. Fanned, maple like leaves emerging green aging to bronze green by mid summer turning brilliant yellow and red in the fall. White flowers dance above the foliage. Notes: Tidy and smaller perennial related to Peltaboykinia and Rodgersia. For better
