| General Description | A more diminutive form than the species and certainly less aggressive, not forming the extensive mats of roots and thus we hope less invasive. |
| Shape | Upright but clump forming. |
| Landscape | Mass planting, acting as a ground-cover shrub, possibly like the species in places where erosion control is required. |
| Propagation | By division of clumps separating runners, or semi-hardwood cuttings. |
| Cultivation | Tolerant of a wide variety of site conditions, except extremely wet feet. Requires watering and after care to establish but then should be easy to maintain. |
| Pests | None of note. |
| Habitat | Horticultural origin. |
