diervilla lonicera (bush honeysuckle) native crimson

diervilla lonicera (bush honeysuckle) native crimsonsmall fragrant yellow flowers medium green leaves with bronze overtones turn burgundy in the fall mounding, spreading habit re roots to provide an effective ground cover bloom time: summer although the common name includes honeysuckle, diervilla is not invasive zone 3 height 80 100cm spread 100 125cm colour yellow full sun, partial sun shade attracts hummingbirds attracts butterflies salt tolerant fragrant drought tolerant, once established low

maple-leaf-like variegation pattern

deep purple bloom with green throat

should be cut down to almost ground level in the spring

propagate by division in early spring or by spores

knock out series roses need no deadheading

bloom time late summer to early fall

once established

large spikes of semi-double to double light rose flowers with white central bees

slow to establish

flowers form on the terminal

brilliant yellow to red colour in the fall

achillea millefolium is identified to have several