Mukdenia Rossii Karasuba Ahornblatt
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Mukdenia rossii karasuba red leafed mukdenia.
Mukdenia rossii karasuba ahornblatt. Looking for something different. Mukdenia rossii karasuba fall color. Apparently karasuba is the original and therefore correct japanese cultivar name but this plant is often sold as crimson fans. Mukdenia rossii is synonymous with and formerly known as aceriphyllum rossii.
This unique heuchera relative native to china has large green fan shaped leaves. Leaf tips appear crimson red in the summer. It bears rich green maple like foliage which is topped by pretty sprays of bell shaped white flowers in spring. Further details for mukdenia rossii karasuba.
When i first got it i was concerned that it would be a finicky hard to grow plant but it seems to be able to hold its own yet not take over. Moderate water needs in well drained soil once established. Karasuba is a cultivar that features more pronounced crimson red color in the leaf tips throughout summer. Specific epithet honors british naval officer and arctic explorer sir john ross 1777 1856.
Beginning in summer red pigmentation begins to creep inward from the edges and by fall they are fire red. It takes center stage in the fall with its beautiful brightly colored foliage. In late summer the leaves turn a rich claret before dying back. A woodland plant it provides valuable groundcover in shady areas and looks.
It may also be sold under the translated trade name of crimson. Genus mukdenia are rhizomatous perennials with long stalked lobed leaves and sprays of small white flowers details karasuba is a slowly spreading herbaceous perennial growing from a short thick rhizome. Mukdenia blooms in april in my garden but the blooms are somewhat insignificant. The foliage forms a low spreading mound.
