Aspidistra sichuanensis Dappled Expectations Hosta The starchy rhizomes of Canna

The starchy rhizomes of Canna glauca have long been used as a food source

deeply-waved blue leaves

The slowly stoloniferous rhizomes give rise to serrate green basal leaves

The semi-evergreen foliage on this 18" tall x 30" wide clumper remains looking good until spring

The deciduous Hymenocallis duvalensis produces two small green leaves per bulb

Aspidistra sichuanensis Dappled Expectations Hosta The starchy rhizomes of CannaAspidistra 'Dappled Expectations' is a new cast iron plant introduction from China's Chengdu Botanic Gardens, shared by the JC Raulston Arboretum, who first grew this clone in the US. The 1' tall, upright stalks support the foliage that arches over a foot, almost horizontally from the stalk. Each leaf is very dark green, adorned with an abundance of yellow spotting. Maintenance: Aspidistra are very low maintenance perennials. Each leaf can last up to