Marie Crawford, has wide and glossy, chocolate purple leaves, bright purple reverse make a bold statement in the garden. Golden orange, daisy-like flowers in summer on purple-black stems.

A stand out tough-as-nails garden performer, tolerating a wide range of adverse conditions. Not only will Emerald Cascade tolerate extended periods of dryness in situations such as beneath the eaves of a home, or under the canopy of a tree, it also does well with minimal care inside the home or office. Emerald Cascade has dramatic weeping emerald green foliage, and produces cobalt blue berries in the spring and summer. It is non-invasive, spreading slowly to form graceful thick mounds of foliage, and makes for a dense ground cover when planted en masse. It's for this reason that it lends itself perfectly to low maintenance landscapes, in both the domestic and public open space environments. Emerald Cascade is without a doubt, one of the toughest plants available for the landscape and will find itself at home in most situations. A great Yamina Rare Plants selected introduction promoted through Plants Management Australia PBR.

The Chatham Islands are about 680 km S.E. Of New Zealand. Woodland perennial that requires a moist and frost sheltered position. Large glossy dark green leaves with deep veining. The sky-blue flowers sit atop the foliage in Spring.