Coleus 'Alabama' showcases the incredible foliage diversity of the genus. Its colorful leaves—typically a mix of green, red, and yellow patterns—make it a standout in shady gardens and patio containers. Coleus is the ultimate foliage plant for adding season-long color without flowers.
Use as a thriller in shade containers. Combine with impatiens, begonias, and ferns. The foliage colors can echo or contrast with companion flowers.
Coleus 'Candy Store': Raspberry, Lime, Grape, and Cream Blocks for Bold Color
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Vulcan Coleus: Crimson Puckered Leaves with Lemon-Yellow Edges
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