Bittersweet 'Diane' Black-Eyed Susan Near white flowers top the

Near white flowers top the habit in late summer

Angel Wings® Senecio's attractive large tomentose heart-shaped leaves emerge white in spring

regal shade of burgundy

DINING HEIGHTA companion to the C10 Addy Dining Arm Chair

Bittersweet 'Diane' Black-Eyed Susan Near white flowers top theCelastrus scandens 'Diane' Diane Bittersweet A named female version of Bittersweet with very colourful fruit. In the fall the leaves turn yellow and the orange seed capsules burst open to reveal red seeds. Requires both male and female plants for fruiting and they need strong support for growing. It has a shallow, lateral, fibrous root system and is fast growing. Prune in spring. Use Bone Meal when you first plant. Do not fertilize the first year.