Pyrrosia polydactyla Colocasia QCSIIM-13) Aspidistra fungilliformis 'China Star'

QCSIIM-13) Aspidistra fungilliformis 'China Star' is a 1999 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a Jim Waddick's 1985 wild collection from the Qing Cheng San Mountains of Sichuan

is that really winter hardy

Despite being native to swamps

Corpse flower prefers light shade since the foliage will scorch when subjected to full sun

Pyrrosia polydactyla Colocasia QCSIIM-13) Aspidistra fungilliformis 'China Star'We love this superb species of evergreen tongue fern from Taiwan, via a US National Arboretum expedition (USNA 45507 D). Unlike Pyrrosia lingua, Pyrrosia polydactyla doesn't run, but instead makes a stunning 1' tall x 1' wide textural clump of felty, five fingered, dark green leaves. Pyrrosia polydactyla is a fern that deserves a very special specimen location in the woodland garden, although it really needs to be sited on a moderate to steep slope to