Yucca Tromping Around Angelica Aspidistra ebianensis 'Flowing Fountains' has

Aspidistra ebianensis 'Flowing Fountains' has formed a strongly arching clump to 2' tall x 6' wide in ten years

topped in mid-spring with 13" tall stalks of creamy-white pockets surrounded by twisted burgundy-cinnamon sepals

Eryngium ravenelii forms a small basal rosette of 1' long linear leaves

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This is one of the longest flowering epimediums we grow

Yucca Tromping Around Angelica Aspidistra ebianensis 'Flowing Fountains' hasI fell in love with this unusual yucca when I first saw it in the amazing Trompenburg Arboretum in the Netherlands. Unfortunately, their plant records were no help in figuring out its origin, but after returning home with a cutting (legally) and growing it since 2004, we're confident that it's either a giant leaf form of our naturally occurring Southeastern US hybrid, Yucca x gloriosa (filamentosa x aloifolia) or more likely a hybrid with that and the