Anthriscus sylvestris variegated foliage Pagoda is one from with

Pagoda is one from with larger flowers which is supposedly a cross with this and another probably 'White Beauty' which is most likely a clone of a clone of E

I love the species peas

edges of borders

but it is a red orange colour that is quite bright but somehow perhaps tinted with a white or yellow to bring it back a notch without any hint at all of pink

By By Georges Jansoone (first)

Anthriscus sylvestris variegated foliage Pagoda is one from withUmbels of small, delicate white flowers a perfect shade plant for spring. Cow parsley, Queen Ann's Lace or Wild Chervil is distinguished by its hairy leaves, hairy ribbed stems. fern like foliage that turns a deeper maroon colour the more sun it gets. A biennial or short lived perennial. Great in borders or meadows. Moist soil great but it works anyway. A lovely sight under reddish bark multi stemmed trees. I have it under Parrotia which is lovely too