Aspidistra attenuata Alishan Giant Splatter Pachysandra the stalks are topped with
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Description
the stalks are topped with small
We figure the North American (NC south to Florida) native Ampelaster carolinianus watched too many old kudzu movies
only for the serious collector
This fast-multiplying selection of Arisaema triphyllum emerges in spring with trifoliate leaves adorned with silver-white veins
Leave them to ripen their fruit if you want to raise more from seed
Aspidistra attenuata Alishan Giant Splatter Pachysandra the stalks are topped with(aka: Aspidistra daibuensis A1TW 355c) Aspidistra attenuata 'Alishan Giant Splatter' is our tallest collection from Taiwan's Mt. Alishan, topping out with 38" tall x 3. 5" wide green leaves that are moderately speckled gold. Aspidistra 'Alishan Giant Splatter' will be deciduous below 12 degrees F. The jester cap shaped flowers that hover at ground level starting in early February (NC) are bright lemon yellow very cool. Maintenance: Aspidistra are very