TRADESCANTIA CONCORD GRAPE Shrubs Latin Name: Philadelphus Coronarius 'aureus'

Latin Name: Philadelphus Coronarius 'aureus'

toothy leaves with deep green undersides

Latin Name: Cherry ‘Montmorency’

The blooms typically only last a single day (hence the common name 'Daylily')

Roseum elegans makes a stadement in any garden with dappled shade

TRADESCANTIA CONCORD GRAPE Shrubs Latin Name: Philadelphus Coronarius 'aureus'Latin Name: Tradescantia 'Concord Grape' Description: Commonly called 'Spider Lilies', this excellent, clump forming perennial forms a lovely mound of very narrow, lance shaped, grey blue green leaves, which are smooth, and produce minute, three petaled, bright purple flowers decorated by central, wispy golden stamens which appear at the leaf axils, and at the terminal ends in clusters. The small blossoms appear in the early summertime, and bloom for