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'Alba' - White flowers and light green foliage.
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'Atropurpurea' - Dark bronze-purple leaves.
Also
listed as 'Purpurea. '
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'Braunherz' - This cultivar has the best deep purple
foliage color of any selection available.
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'Bronze
Beauty' - Waxy metallic bronze leaves.
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'Burgundy
Glow' - Tricolored foliage composed of green, white and
dark pink.
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'Burgundy
Lace' - BIue flowers and shiny leaves with white and pink
variegation.
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'Catlin's
Giant' -5 inches long leaves make this one of the largest
cultivars. It has blue flowers and bronze-green leaves.
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'Cristata' - Small, dark green leaves are strongly
crinkled. The appearance of this cultivar may remind one
of small spinach leaves. Incorrectly
listed in the trade as 'Metallica Crispa'
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'Gaiety' - Similar to 'Bronze Beauty' but with darker foliage.
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'Jungle
Beauty' - Unusual variegation
composed of cream, purplish green and tinges of red and
pink. Reversion does occur.
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'Jungle Beauty Improved'
- Shiny
mahogany-purple leaves forming an 8 inches mound. It is a
vigorous grower that will have flower spikes 12 inches tall.
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Jungle Green' - leaves are crisped, green and larger and more
rounded than the species
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'Multicolor', 'Rainbow', 'tricolor' - has
tricolored foliage similar to 'Burgundy Glow' but it is
more vigorous.
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'Pink
Beauty' - Light pink flowers and green foliage.
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'Purpurea'- foliage is medium to dark purple and the flowers
are dark purple
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'Rosea' - flowers are rose
pink
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'Silver
Beauty' - Creamy white and green variegated leaves.
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'Tottenhamii' - leaves turn bronzish
purple in the fall and the flowers are
purple
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'Variegata' - a
less vigorous form with leaves that are mottled creamy
white and that scorch easily in full sun
