Turk's Cap - White Berries Often referred to as the

Often referred to as the Compass Plant

Great to plant in sunny or shaded rock gardens or shortgrass meadows

and its slightly serrated leaf edges help keep deer away while allowing gardeners to enjoy its beauty without worry

while ‘Shenandoah’ showcases dark green foliage that transforms into beautiful red-orange tones

but prefers moist

Turk's Cap - White Berries Often referred to as theMalvaviscus arboreus var drummondii 'Alba' A white flowered form of the normally red flowered Malvaviscus drummondii, a Hibiscus relative native to the Gulf Coast states and southward, but widely grown elsewhere. This vigorous, shrub like, woody perennial offers a delightful show of beautiful, 1 2" long, pendant, soft white flowers from late spring to fall. Its smooth, narrow, waxy, lush green leaves create a lovely backdrop. Thrives in full sun with