Deeply lobed foliage, which emerges in shades of rich burgundy and green, often marked with unique, finger-like patterns. In spring, this cultivar produces delicate spikes of frothy white to pale pink flowers, creating a soft contrast against its colorful leaves. Ideal for shaded gardens, woodland settings, or ground cover, 'Fingerpaint' thrives in moist, well-drained soil and offers both ornamental beauty and year-round interest with its attractive foliage and airy blooms. Photo courtesy of Walters Gardens.