Aspidistra ebianensis Flowing Fountains Boesenbergia a reason to grow the

a reason to grow the plant even if it didn't flower

Vernonia lettermanii is a fascinating ironweed that hails from Arkansas and Oklahoma where it can be found in rocky soils and on rock outcrops

which ranges in color from speckled olive-brown to rusty-red

climbing aster was moved into a new genus

Aspidistra ebianensis Flowing Fountains Boesenbergia a reason to grow theAspidistra ebianensis 'Flowing Fountains' is a unique cast iron plant, brought to the US as an un named clone of Aspidistra lurida from China's Wuhan Botanical Garden by plantsman Hayes Jackson. For us, Aspidistra ebianensis 'Flowing Fountains' has formed a strongly arching clump to 2' tall x 6' wide in ten years. The clump is composed of 20" long x 2" wide dark green leaves which are heavily speckled with large creamy yellow spots. Aspidistra