Design 
Residential
Commercial Jack Frost Brunnera
July 1, 2019
Characteristics & Cultural Requirements
- height/spread 12-18 inches
- habit rounded
- zones 3-8
- bloom time May-June
- prefers full shade to part sun
- prefers moist soils
- use specimen/massing
- does not attract deer or rabbit
- attractive heart shaped leaves
- Silvery Foliage with green veins
- 2012 PPA (Perennial Plant of the Year)
- Great perennial for shade gardens and small spaces.
- fills with a bunch of Blue dainty flowers late spring
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Honorine Jobert Anemone
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Eclipse Hydrangea
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Catlin’s Giant Ajuga
This tried-and-true plant is a favorite of LCbW’s landscape designers.
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Vernal Witch Hazel
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