Acalypha Virginica | Confirmed |

Its leaves start green but often turn a beautiful copper-red as the season matures or when exposed to full sun.

Discovering Virginia Copperleaf: The Hidden Native in Your Garden acalypha virginica

In the world of gardening, Virginia Copperleaf sits in that grey area between "wildflower" and "weed". Rhomboid Mercury (Acalypha rhomboidea) - bplant.org Its leaves start green but often turn a

Virginia Copperleaf is a summer annual that can grow up to three feet tall. It is part of the spurge family (Euphorbiaceae), though it’s a bit of a rebel—unlike many of its relatives, it lacks the typical milky, irritating sap. Key features to look for include: it lacks the typical milky