A fine choice and valuable addition to the perennial border. This charming and diverse group is used to great effect in European gardens and is just waiting to be discovered by the American gardener. They need support from surrounding plants or a small cage. They will provide color all summer long. Prune hard. Zones 4-9. ‘Alionushka’ – Integrifolia Group (1963) ‘Arabella’ – Integrifolia Group (1990) x aromatica - Herbaceous Group (1845) 'Coerulea' - Integrifolia Group x diversifolia ‘Blue Boy’ – Integrifolia Group (1947) x diversifolia 'Eriostemon' - Integrifolia Group (c. 1830) Diversifolia 'Heather Herschell' x diversifolia 'Hendersonii' - Integrifolia Group (1835) x diversifolia ‘Olgae’ – Integrifolia Group x durandii - Herbaceous/Integrifolia Group (1874) 'Edward Prichard' (pre 1950) ‘Evisix’ (‘Petit Faucon’) - Integrifolia Group (1989) 'Floris V' ‘Hakuree’ – Integrifolia Group ‘Hendryetta’ heracleifolia ‘Alba’ heracleifolia ‘Cassandra’ – Heracleifolia Group ‘Inspiration’ (Zoin’) integrifolia – Integrifolia Group (1573) Integrifolia ‘Alba’ integrifolia ‘Ozawa’s Blue’ (K. Ozawa) ‘Juuli’ – Integrifolia Group (1984) ‘Mrs. Robert Brydon’ – Heracleifolia Group (1935) ‘Pamela’ - Flammula Group (1962) ‘Pangourne Pink’ – Integrifolia Group (1992) ‘Pamiat Serdtsa’ – Integrifolia Group (1967) ‘Pastel Pink’ 'Praecox' recta – Herbaceous Group (1597) recta ‘Purpurea’ – Flammula Group recta ‘Velvet Night’ ‘Rooguchi’ – Integrifolia Group (1988) ‘Rosea’ 'Sizaia Ptitsia' (1979) ‘Tapestry’ tubulosa (Syn. davidiana) - Heracleifolia Group (1863) tubulosa ‘Wyvale’ - Heracleifolia Group (ca. 1955)