Titanotrichum oldhamii, Oldham's Gold Woodland Foxglove **New or updated dense mound of small

dense mound of small

A nimbus of small nectar-laden white flowers grace the stems of this reliable perennial that blooms late spring until frost

The perennial basal rosettes remain semi-evergreen in moderate climates

waxy grey-green leaves

It's tolerant of many soil types including clay—music to our ears here in the Willamette Valley of Oregon

Titanotrichum oldhamii, Oldham's Gold Woodland Foxglove **New or updated dense mound of smallA hardy African Violet relative from East Asia that adds soft buttery beauty to shade garden beds in autumn with golden yellow foxglove like flowers with garnet red throats over fuzzy silver green basal foliage. Best grown in light shade in humus rich, well draining soil. Most commonly killed by too much winter water without adequate drainage. Mature size: 1 1. 5 ft T x 2 ft W, Minimum temperature: 5 F