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Forms a low carpet of tiny succulent green leaves; the tips of each stem turning yellow. Tiny golden star-shaped flowers

Evergreen groundcover. Rhizomatous. Site in a shady location. Good choice for underplanting shrubs and trees.

Large leaf size. Though hardy, it may be damaged by winter winds and sun and does best with protection from both.

Genevensis will tolerate more sun than reptans if adequate moisture is provided. It does not spread as aggrssively as reptans and is not stoloniferous.

Persistent narrow foliage. Flowers mid-summer. Seeds sterile; does not spread.

Grass-like foliage with nodding elegant flower heads. Early summer pinkish-purple flowers. Can be used in cultivated beds in masses.

Dwarf cultivar with small narrow chocolate-colored leaves. Good choice for small spaces.

Soft green foliage with rounded lobed leaves and tiny yellow star-shaped flowers. Water droplets collect on foliage, creating a silvery effect. Flowers are excellent cut and in dried arrangements; should be removed when fading so plant doesn't go to seed.

Good shrub for shady wet areas. Color does not fade.

Selected at the Morton Arboretum and introduced by the Chicagoland Grows Program. Airy 2" white flowers followed by clusters of polished purple-black berries.