With some of the darkest foliage in the genus, 'Carolina Midnight' adds a purple punch to the garden. Its flowers resemble dark fuchsia fireworks against the deep purple leaves. An excellent substitute for purple smoke bush (Cotinus coggygria) in the South.
Glossy, dark purple foliage; fuchsia-colored flowers.
Provide part shade and well-drained soil.
Using bottom heat, root semi-ripe cuttings in summer. Plants may also be started from fresh seed.
Generally trouble-free.
Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla mollis): Chartreuse, Dew-Catching Foliage for Shade and Borders
Red Aloe (Aloe cameronii): Wine-Red Foliage and Winter Blooms
Vetiver Grass (Andropogon zizanioides): Adaptable Ornamental with Sunset Foliage
Astilboides (Astilboides tabularis): Giant Lily-Pad Leaves and Creamy White Panicles
Begonia 'Escargot': Iconic Snail-Patterned Rex Begonia
Begonia 'Marmaduke': Chocolate-Speckled Golden Rex Begonia
Japanese Barberry (Berberis thunbergii): Colorful but Invasive Shrub
Calocedrus decurrens: California Incense Cedar for Aromatic Foliage
Carex buchananii: Leatherleaf Sedge with Copper-Bronze Foliage
Cotinus 'Grace': A Multi-Season Smoke Tree Sensation
Burning Bush (Euonymus alatus): Brilliant Fall Color but Invasive Concerns
Gladiolus 'Carolina Primrose': Wild-Grace Yellow Glad from North Carolina
Heuchera Dolce® Key Lime Pie (Heuchera 'TNHEU042'): Bright Gold-Chartreuse Foliage for Shade
Kalimeris yomena: Japanese Aster with Variegated Foliage and Lavender Flowers
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