The red shoots of Peonies emerging from the ground have signaled spring to generations of gardeners
In addition to its compact height of 24-30"
A spectacular show celebrating winter's end will be had when allowed to creep through the shady bed with other spring blooming natives such as Aquilegia canadensis 'Corbett'
Suitable for many soil types and moisture levels
Complimentary pink flowers top the 5-6" tall foliage
Cortaderia selloana (White Pampas Grass) Hairgrass The red shoots of PeoniesKing of the ornamental grasses, Pampas grows 9 12' high in large, upright clumps, and is used at the back of perennial borders, as screening, or for architectural interest. Its showy, feathery panicles are silvery white, from 1 to 2 feet in length, appearing in October. It has been known to survive our mild Zone 7 winters especially if clumps are tied up and the root area mulched well. Needs a well drained location especially in the winter. Tall