Polemonium boreale 'Golden Feathers'

This perennial displays graceful fern-like variegated foliage of bright green, yellow and some cream, accompanied by large clusters of violet-blue flowers on upright stems. Blooming in April through to May, the flowers range in color from light purple to light pink and form in delicate clusters atop the fresh green foliage. A natural partner with creeping Phlox and ferns, this is a wonderful and unexpected addition to the spring shade garden. New fresh leaves continue to appear all season, keeping this variety looking good from spring through late fall. 

Perfect to plant in perennial borders. Trim back the flower stems as soon as blooming has finished. Nice as a cut flower. Commonly called creeping Jacob's ladder. 

Arrives to you in a one gallon pot.