Sarcococca ruscifolia Emeishan Turkey China by our friend Linda

China by our friend Linda Guy

(aka: Hexastylis lewisii) We are excited to once again offer this rarely offered Southeast US native wild ginger

5-3" double black-purple flowers

1/4") and shorter

Tupistra wattii) Campylandra wattii is a perennial that few people have ever encountered

Sarcococca ruscifolia Emeishan Turkey China by our friend LindaThis amazing form of Sarcococca ruscifolia is a Mark Weathington JC Raulston Arboretum introduction from China's famed Mt. Emei. For us, this non suckering species has grown to 5' x 8' in only four years. The black green foliage adorns the tall, but sturdy arching stems. The small axillary clusters of buds open for us in December to reveal clusters of small, sweetly fragrant white flowers. The bright red fruit, also turns color in late December (NC)