Enkianthus campanulatus 'Red Bells' (Redvein)

These dark blue perennials grow in an erect habit above blue-green foliage. Upright, clump-forming habit. ALL PARTS OF THE PLANT ARE POISONOUS. The common name ‘Monkshood’ comes from the cowled upper sepal’s resemblance to the cloth hood worn by medieval monks.

Blooms late summer to early fall
Deer resistant
Attracts hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects
48-72″ tall x 24″ spread

Red buds open to reveal blazing flame-red flowers on this heavy bloomer. Green foliage is disease resistant and turns red in the fall. Upright/erect form.

Blooms early to mid spring
2-3′ tall x 3-4′ spread
Deciduous
HARDY to -20°F (-28°C)
Fragrant

Puffed-out rose-pink petals with dangling white lips hang delicately from thin branches that are contrasted against blue-green fern-like foliage. Moderate growth rate.

Blooms late spring
2.5-3 ft tall x 2.5-3 ft wide
Deer and rabbit resistant
Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
Tolerant to juglone

Clusters of maroon lantern-shaped blooms early spring followed by orange-bronze new foliage maturing to glossy dark green. Flower buds set in late summer contrasting the evergreen foliage. Spreading habit. 2-4′ tall x 3-5′ spread. Full Sun/Part Shade

Pink-blushed buds open to large trusses of showy white blooms with greenish-yellow blotch contrasting with the dark green foliage. Moderate growth rate. Blooms late spring. Low compact growth. 4′ tall x 4′ spread. Part Shade. HARDY to -20F (-29C)