December 1, 2025

Ornamental value and landscape use: "Dark Side of the Moon" Astilbe contains a deep chocolate colored foliage beneath strong, dark stems. It’s rich in texture and is sure to stop any passerby for a second look, especially if it’s placed among lime colored foliage. Raspberry colored buds blossom into bright purple flowers with a hint of pink. "Dark Side of the Moon" Astilbe is the perfect choice for those looking to create a dark, moody look to their landscape. Unlike other Astilbes that bloom early, the flowers on this Astilbe appear late in the summer, but give off a nice fragrance. "Dark Side of the Moon" Astilbe does best when it’s consistently moist and is exposed to the sun. It makes a great accent flower or can be planted en masse to form a perennial border.
A tiny hydrangea with strong stems holding up beautiful large heads, Fire Light Tidbit gives off a powerful presence in a confined area.
Banana cream Shasta daisies reflect a romantic, timeless aura which by early summer become a dense blanket of creamy white flowers.
The big ears lamb's ear is a great choice for groundcover thanks to its superb hardiness and unique texture.
Summer eclipse false sunflower is always an excellent addition to the hot and sunny garden.