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Family: Araliaceae
Height: 6 to 8 inches
Width: Spreads vigorously
Foliage Color: Bright, glossy yellow-green with a central splash of dark green
Flower Color: Typically inconspicuous; greenish-yellow
Bloom Time: Late fall to early winter
Light Requirements: Partial to full shade
Water Requirements: Regular
Maintenance: Pruning is recommended to keep growth in check
Growing Zone: 5 to 11
Wildlife Attractors: Can attract bees, birds, and butterflies
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Works Well In:
● Woodland Gardens
● Containers
● Pathways & Walkways
● Under TreesCompanion Plants:
Leuocothoe Hellebores
Cyclamen Japanese anemones
Acorus Mountain laurelsDesign Tip:
Allow the trailing stems to soften the edges of containers, walls, or shaded pathways where the variegated foliage can brighten darker spaces. Pair with broad-leaved evergreens and contrasting textures to create layered plantings that remain attractive throughout every season.