Most any perennial that offers summer or fall color in woodland gardens gets my attention. Plants with narrow, linear deep-green leaves reach 2' and blend well with Ferns, Heucheras, Hostas and Carex. Bloody Dock A rather gruesome common name for some beautiful foliage. Bloody Dock is an ornamental sorrel offering a rosette of long, narrow, bright-green leaves heavily veined in bloody red. Shocking for edging a hot-colors area or mixed container, or accompanying burgundy Setcresea, Eupatorium 'Chocolate', or Eucomis.
Edible foliage adds drama to the kitchen garden.
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