Plectranthus fosteri
Plectranthus forsteri, which has the cultivar name of 'Marginatus', is a semi-trailing plant, growing to 25cm tall and over a metre wide. Its scalloped-edged leaves are nicely variegated with creamy-white margins. It has spires of pale mauve or white flowers in autumn. It will grow in the most uncongenial shady places and can form a dense carpet under trees or shrubs, and brings light into gloomy areas. It will grow in part, dappled or heavy shade. It is effective when planted nearby white flowers so that its leaves can echo their colour.
Plectranthus forsteri, which has the cultivar name of 'Marginatus', is a semi-trailing plant, growing to 25cm tall and over a metre wide. Its scalloped-edged leaves are nicely variegated with creamy-white margins. It has spires of pale mauve or white flowers in autumn. It will grow in the most uncongenial shady places and can form a dense carpet under trees or shrubs, and brings light into gloomy areas. It will grow in part, dappled or heavy shade. It is effective when planted nearby white flowers so that its leaves can echo their colour.
Plectranthus forsteri, which has the cultivar name of 'Marginatus', is a semi-trailing plant, growing to 25cm tall and over a metre wide. Its scalloped-edged leaves are nicely variegated with creamy-white margins. It has spires of pale mauve or white flowers in autumn. It will grow in the most uncongenial shady places and can form a dense carpet under trees or shrubs, and brings light into gloomy areas. It will grow in part, dappled or heavy shade. It is effective when planted nearby white flowers so that its leaves can echo their colour.
