Turk's Cap - White Berries while ‘Shenandoah’ showcases dark green

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

This remarkable tree also flourishes in drier

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

Often referred to as the Compass Plant

it releases a wonderful spicy aroma that can even be brewed into a delicious herbal tea

Turk's Cap - White Berries while ‘Shenandoah’ showcases dark greenMalvaviscus 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