Aspidistra quadripartita Giraffe North Vietnam trumpet-shaped flowers that are exceedingly

trumpet-shaped flowers that are exceedingly fragrant in the afternoon and evening

deer-resistant deciduous shrub have been replaced by ones with dark purple pigment

What thrilled us is that this hardy orchid has been the fastest multiplying of the calanthes in our garden

I think you will agree that Colocasia 'Coal Miner' is worth excavating a new hole

We subsequently (2005) planted offspring in our garden which have grown vigorously ever since

Aspidistra quadripartita Giraffe North Vietnam trumpet-shaped flowers that are exceedinglyAspidistra quadripartita 'Giraffe' is a 2002 named cast iron plant species, endemic to China's Guangxi Province. Our clone originated from plantsman Barry Yinger, who introduced it as Aspidistra sp. 'Giraffe'. The 2' tall, glossy green leaves are highlighted with long creamy streaks. The basal cluster of fingernail sized, peachy flowers, with red streaks, can be found at the base of the foliage, starting in mid October. Maintenance: Aspidistra are