‘Timeless Night’ is grown primarily for its exceptionally dark, almost black foliage, making it one of the strongest foliage-contrast plants on your list. The leaves form a neat rounded mound and have a glossy appearance that makes the dark coloration particularly noticeable. Small flowers are produced on tall, slender stems above the foliage, but they are relatively subtle compared with the leaves, so this is best thought of as a foliage plant with flowers rather than a flowering plant with decorative foliage. It is especially effective when planted beside chartreuse plants or golden grasses, silver foliage or lighter green ferns. Like other coral bells, it prefers well-drained soil and generally performs best in part shade, although it can take more sun in cooler conditions.
Height: Approximately 10–14 inches
Width: Approximately 16–20 inches
Flower time: Late spring–summer
Sun/Shade: Part shade to shade; can tolerate more sun with adequate moisture
Deer resistant
Rabbit resistant
‘Timeless Night’ is grown primarily for its exceptionally dark, almost black foliage, making it one of the strongest foliage-contrast plants on your list. The leaves form a neat rounded mound and have a glossy appearance that makes the dark coloration particularly noticeable. Small flowers are produced on tall, slender stems above the foliage, but they are relatively subtle compared with the leaves, so this is best thought of as a foliage plant with flowers rather than a flowering plant with decorative foliage. It is especially effective when planted beside chartreuse plants or golden grasses, silver foliage or lighter green ferns. Like other coral bells, it prefers well-drained soil and generally performs best in part shade, although it can take more sun in cooler conditions.
Height: Approximately 10–14 inches
Width: Approximately 16–20 inches
Flower time: Late spring–summer
Sun/Shade: Part shade to shade; can tolerate more sun with adequate moisture
Deer resistant
Rabbit resistant
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