A compact upright habit with thin brown stems and small mid-green leaves. The attractive flower heads are loose and open, with a 80% coverage of white fertile florets. This demonstrates clearly the variety present in the paniculata species. The ratios of sterile and...
This is another example of a compact paniculata for smaller borders. The stems are upright and have a reddish tone. The thin pointed flower heads are 50% sterile florets which start out white, fade to pink and end up a very deep brick red. Each flower head can be...
This plant arches outwards due to the flower heads being too heavy for the slender stems. The flower heads are 100% sterile florets which open in green before turning white and aging to pale pink.
This is an attractive lacy cultivar suitable for a small garden. It’s dwarf and compact with sturdy arching and spreading brown stems and medium sized pale green leaves. Sterile florets cover 60% of the flower head, starting white and turning a dusky pink from...
We’ve found this to be an outstanding cultivar with strong stems and large panicles on a compact plant. The flower head consists of bright white starry sterile florets which turn a soft shell pink and finally a dull pink.
