Quick Search: Brunnera macrophylla - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

These gigantic plants have heavily silvered leaves and make a dramatic statement in the landscape or use as a dynamic specimen in a container.

‘Alexander's Great’ has finally met its match. ‘Alexandria’ is the perfect companion to our favorite Siberian Brunnera. Alexandria features brilliant mirror-silver leaves with the classic ‘Alexander's Great’ size and vigor. Tiny clouds of sky-blue flowers in the spring float above the foliage as it emerges. Truly a refreshing garden addition with early flowers for the pollinators.

This new sport of ‘Jack Frost’ has more silver barring with with the bars connecting to form a silver collar around the perimeter of the leaf. In addition, there is a very light dusting of silver over the entire leaf surface.

A sight to behold! The leaves of ‘Jack Frost’ are intricately detailed with a crackle-like finish. Though the leaves are dark green, they have a heavily frosted overlay which allows only the green veining to show through. From mid to late spring, baby blue, forget-me-not type blossoms are held in clusters several inches above the shimmering foliage. The effect is breathtaking.

This shade perennial can best be described as a giant version of the classic ‘Jack Frost’-with a twist. The huge 9-10" leaves overlap dramatically at the base giving it a shape similar to the snail delicacy escargot. Overall, the foliage is circular from a distance. The leaves have a heavy silver overlay with vivid wide, dark green veining pattern. From mid to late spring, baby blue, forget-me-not type blossoms are held in clusters above the foliage.

Brunnera macrophylla is a unique and very useful perennial it produces highly decorative heart shaped, dense foliage in spring, ideal for ground cover and smothering weeds, followed by sky blue forget- me- not like flowers which bloom for 8 -10 weeks often reblooming at the end of summer. This plant will enhance your borders 7 months of the year and is very easy to grow, ideal for beginners.

This stunning foliage perennial will be the queen of the shade (and your heart). Compared to its companion plant ‘Jack of Diamonds’, ‘Queen of Hearts’ has more heart-shaped leaves and more pronounced silver overlay with narrower bands of dark green veining. From mid to late spring, baby blue, forget-me-not type blossoms are held in clusters above the foliage.

Far and away the most colorful Brunnera yet, ‘Sea Heart’ is a changing delight in the partly to fully shaded border or container. Its blooms open white and blue, gradually maturing to lavender-purple. When in full flower, all 3 colors are present at once, creating a seldom-seen flush of bright color for the shade!

If you are searching for a new foliage plant for shade that looks like it is on steroids (but isn't) try this new silver-leafed variety. ‘Sterling Silver’ is an improvement from ‘Looking Glass’ with the same stunning silver color and heart-shaped foliage, but with larger leaves (7-8" wide) and larger habit, better leaf quality, and increased heat tolerance. In early spring, multitudes of tiny blue, forget-me-not flowers appear above the foliage.

Bold, irregular, creamy white leaf margins that simply glow in the shade characterize this lovely Brunnera. This one will really light up the shady corners of your garden; some leaves can be almost entirely white!