Exuberant but well‑behaved: billowing mounds of white, silver, blue. Fragrance essential. Repeated plants for cohesion. Low maintenance—minimal watering, deadheading.
Delicate pink‑touched white flowers dancing on 4‑ft spikes. Zones 5–9. Full sun, low water. Woody perennial—don’t cut to ground. Trim to new growth in spring.
Fragrant deep‑blue wands, green‑gray mound 3 ft. Zones 5–10. Full sun, low water. Flanks pathway—brushing releases scent.
White‑variegated leaves, soft pink tubular flowers May–summer. Zones 4–8. Full sun, average water. Fall foliage turns rosy.
Soft, feathery silver foliage, 12×18 in. Zones 4–8. Full sun, low water. Shear midsummer if straggly.
Periwinkle blue flowers with purple stamens, May–Nov. Zones 4–9. Full sun/part shade, average water. Spreads 3 ft—trim if needed.
White birch (Betula utilis var. jacquemontii) for bark. Glass sculpture for cool tones. Blooms June–Nov with minimal care.
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