ACTAEA SIMPLEX 'BRUNETTE' (Zilverkaars)

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ACTAEA SIMPLEX 'BRUNETTE' (Zilverkaars)

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Fairy Candles ~ Actaea Simplex ‘Brunette’, by Magdalena Widegren.
Actaea Simplex ‘Brunette’, by Magdalena Widegren.
52°27'17.6"N 13°18'14.1"E

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Actaea Simplex ‘Brunette’, by Magdalena Widegren.
Golden Acre Park, Alchemilla mollis and Actaea simplex "Brunette", Summer 2012
A second trip to Golden Acre Park this Summer made me appreciate this incredibly garish planting combination, Alchemilla mollis and Actaea simplex "Brunette". These plants both feature in my garden at home and are both fairly versatile but thrive best in partial shade. I would have never thought of paring these two bold colour choices together but it achieves a dramatic and striking outcome with the deep blacks of the Actaea's beautiful multi-toned foliage clashing so strongly with the acid yellow of the Alchemilla's s tiny flowers. I'm sure this combination is not for everybody but I am certainly going to be trying it out next year and get dividing these very vivid perennials in Spring 2013.
Actaea simplex - Bugbane
Bloom: July
Flower color: Creamy white
Exposure: Shade
Height: 3 - 4 feet