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AGA-176) This North Thailand species is grown for the stunning foliage that emerges atop an 18" tall stalk in late spring
which increases the severity of insect damage
Arisaema 'Trumpeteer' has long been naturalized worldwide
which sets it apart from the other Agave parviflora subspecies
the clumps are topped with stalks of large
Aspidistra attenuata Taiwan Treasure Green Roofs AGA-176) This North Thailand species(aka: Aspidistra attenuata A1TW 285) Aspidistra attenuata 'Taiwan Treasure' is our 2008 collection from Taiwan's Mt. Ali Shan, where it grew at 5,500' elevation among Asarum hypogynum. The 35" long x 4" wide dark green leaves are heavily spotted with yellow flecks. The unusual basal flowers appear in March. Maintenance: Aspidistra are very low maintenance perennials. Each leaf can last up to 3 years, but after the second year, it will begin to show