and eye-catching shapes (ruffles, frills, and more). Breeding advances also mean that the plant ... coleus options. It sports deeply toothed, narrow leaves with green margins, burgundy strips, and ...

If you’ve already befriended coleus, you might think of it as a stalwart plant that ushers color—typically a bit of red and green ... swirls, ruffles and contrasting edges: Lime green ...

Marquee coleus grow to just under 2 feet and nearly as wide. Unlike most coleus, the leaves of Marquee are deeply serrated and long with jagged splashes of color. 'Red Carpet' and 'Special ...

The Athens Select plants being introduced for 2003 include a Ruellia "Ragin' Cajun" named for its fiery red petunia-shaped flowers, and Coleus "Red Ruffles," an improved form of a sun-loving ...

Plants with beautiful foliage are often overlooked as landscape ... and this perennial will make a statement wherever you put it. Coleus “Red Ruffles”: Coleus has become the darling of the gardener ...

Call it old-fashioned, but today's coleus isn't the same ... In hues of green, cream, red, purple, burgundy and pink, the leafy, herbaceous plants were prized for their almost infinite ...

coleus struggles to grow well. Here, a wonderful colored foliage alternative is the perennial heuchera, or coral bells. Once grown mainly for 1 to 3 foot stems of small white, pink or red flowers ...

An evergreen upright to sprawling perennial, often grown as a long-lived annual, producing plants to 3 feet tall and wide. The leaves are ovate to lance-like with smooth to coarsely toothed ...