Aspidistra sichuanensis CBCH603 Hybrid Baptisia 'Purple Smoke' deserves a
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Description
Baptisia 'Purple Smoke' deserves a salute for pioneering the advances in the genus
light yellow
having any Siberian plants survive for us is quite rare
Agave asperrima
the leaf axils of Polygonatum 'Bellagio' are adorned with clusters of attractive bell-shaped orange flowers with chartreuse tips
Aspidistra sichuanensis CBCH603 Hybrid Baptisia 'Purple Smoke' deserves aWe are pleased to share French plant explorer Cedric Basset's Chinese collection of Aspidistra sichuanensis, which hails from where else, Sichuan, China. The 26" long, strongly arching green leaves are virtually unspotted, but with prominently raised dorsal leaf veins, unlike any of the other clones of Aspidistra sichuanensis we grow. The rosy red, small, pie crusted flowers with a purple center can be found at ground level, starting for us in late