Aspidistra mushaensis Spotty Dotty Punica especially in mass plantings

especially in mass plantings

campanulatus) This little-known gem has green marbled fleshy petioles (eventually becoming quite bumpy) to 8' tall in cultivation

This federally threatened central Tennessee/Kentucky native can be found naturally growing in sandy streamside soils that are seasonally inundated

we mean Roundup

Comptonia hails from Canada south to northern Georgia

Aspidistra mushaensis Spotty Dotty Punica especially in mass plantings(aka: Aspidistra mushaensis BSWJ 1949) Aspidistra mushaensis 'Spotty Dotty' is a 1993 collection from our friends at Crug Farm, from the Central Mountains of Taiwan. The 26" tall x 2. 5" wide dark green leaves are nicely spotted yellow. The clumps are adorned at the leaf bases with September produced, pizza like purple flowers. Maintenance: Aspidistra are very low maintenance perennials. Each leaf can last up to 3 years, but after the second year, it