The 'Brandywine' cultivar of native Foamflower is rated among the most vigorous of the genus — glossy, rugose maple-like leaves form robust clumps with some short runners in spring and fall, filling in beautifully under trees and shrubs. The bold, creamy white flower spikes are exceptionally long-lasting at 6–8 weeks, and the foliage turns rich bronze in fall and holds that color through winter. A refined, reliable woodland groundcover that suppresses weeds and looks good in every season.