Jacob's Ladder

A Ladder to Heaven in the Shade

Jacob's Ladder gets its name from its unique foliage—small leaflets arranged like the rungs of a ladder. It forms a lush, fern-like mound of green. In mid-spring, it is topped with loose clusters of beautiful, bell-shaped, violet-blue flowers. It is a charming and delicate addition to any woodland garden.

Why You Need It:

• Blue Blooms: Adds cool blue tones to the spring garden.

• Foliage Texture: The ferny leaves look great all season long.

• Deer Resistant: Generally unpalatable to deer.

Planting Tips:

Thrives in Part Shade to Shade with moist, well-drained soil. It dislikes heat and drought, so keep it watered during dry summer spells to keep the foliage fresh.