Aspidistra linearifolia Skinny Dippin Pachysandra Emerging from the hood (spathe)

Emerging from the hood (spathe) is a rigidly upright

637 expired) Physostegia 'Miss Manners' was a ground-breaking 2000 introduction from US plantsman Darrell Probst

native baptisia relative can be found in acidic sandy soils from Wisconsin

so our supply of these seed-grown plants is limited

Aspidistra linearifolia Skinny Dippin Pachysandra Emerging from the hood (spathe)Aspidistra linearifolia 'Skinny Dippin' is a 2008 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our selection of the little known cast iron plant that was just discovered in 1987. Aspidistra linearifolia hails from southern China (Hong Kong to Guizhou). The 16" long x 1" narrow green leaves make a tight 1' wide clump, being easily mistaken for a clump of liriope. Each leaf has a deep "V" in the middle, giving the appearance of a variegated stripe. Aspidistra