Wasabi coleus

Wasabi holds its bright colour without fading or spotting. Makes a dynamite combination when planted with Sultana coleus. Plants don’t produce flowers. Key facts for growing Wasabi coleus 21 in (54 cm) tall, 26 in (65 cm) wide Shade to full sun Bright chartreuse foliage compliments many flower colours. Try this with deep burgundy petunias, dark purple verbenas or coral calibrachoas. —Beckie Fox, Garden Making No. 3 of 15 New Plants for 2012 This is one of 15 new and noteworthy plants for 2012 showcased in the Garden Making feature garden at Canada Blooms 2012. [button link=”https://gardenmaking.com/category/new-plants-2012/”]View all 15 new plants for 2012[/button] New

Wasabi coleus
Wasabi coleus

Wasabi holds its bright colour without fading or spotting. Makes a dynamite combination when planted with Sultana coleus. Plants don’t produce flowers.

Key facts for growing Wasabi coleus

  • 21 in (54 cm) tall, 26 in (65 cm) wide
  • Shade to full sun

Bright chartreuse foliage compliments many flower colours. Try this with deep burgundy petunias, dark purple verbenas or coral calibrachoas. —Beckie Fox, Garden Making

No. 3 of 15 New Plants for 2012

This is one of 15 new and noteworthy plants for 2012 showcased in the Garden Making feature garden at Canada Blooms 2012.

[button link=”https://gardenmaking.com/category/new-plants-2012/”]View all 15 new plants for 2012[/button]

New plants are tested for local growing conditions in trial gardens such as at the University of Guelph.

Other links about this plant:

http://www.ballfloraplant.com/series_info.aspx?phid=018000001019722

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