Asarum arifolium St Clair Callirhoe Individual plants do not run
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Individual plants do not run but remain individual clumps
Sarracenia rosea
spider mites are usually the worst pest you will encounter
The most unique aspect of Hydrangea 'Summer Frost'
Here's a canna lily for gardeners who like their plants a little on the flaming side
Asarum arifolium St Clair Callirhoe Individual plants do not run(aka: Hexastylis arifolia) Asarum arifolium 'St. Clair' is a unique clonal selection of the US native Asarum arifolium that we discovered in 2006 in St. Clair County, Alabama. Asarum 'St. Clair' forms a very vigorous, 6" tall x 1' wide clump of anise scented, heart shaped, evergreen foliage, highlighted by prominent silver leaf patterns. The floral show, which is tucked under the leaves, starting for us in February, is one of the most dense we've seen