Gaudy flowers demand our attention, but this subtle-hued flower persuades us with its quiet, winning ways. Elegant spires rise from a neat foliage rosette and are arrayed with row upon row of amber bells, each marked with a tracery of brown. A trouble-free, robust grower, wonderful in humus-rich soil at the back of the border or at the woodland garden's edge, where it blooms during the summer months. Deadhead most, but leave a stalk to drop seeds.