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Stephanandra 'Crispa' - Stephanandra 'Crispa': Crispa boasts beautiful white flowers in spring, gorgeous foliage in summer and fall, and exotic bare branches in winter. Stephanandra incisa Crispa packs a lot of interest into a small package. This shade loving dwarf shrub boasts delicate, fern-like leaves and white flowers in spring. But the fun is just beginning! The foliage is its main attraction, both in summer and in the fall, when it turns a brilliant reddish-purple. And when you think you can?t take anymore, exotic bare branches provide winter interest.Crispa seldom grows over 2 feet high and spreading to 4 to 5 feet, it makes a fine ground cover. Or if you like, planted 12 inches apart, this tiny treasure makes an excellent low hedge. Crispa is also ideal for planting on banks as it is effective in preventing soil erosion. Thrives in shade. Zones 3-8. See also:
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