Asarum subglobosum Peltoboykinia but we occasionally have enough

but we occasionally have enough to share and this is one of those times

branched terminal spikes end in finger-like clusters of small white flowers that top the plant in September

easy-to-grow native orchid that ranges from Minnesota south to Florida

requiring only a sunny location with average drainage

Amsonia hubrichtii is a North American native perennial plant that was discovered in 1942 in Arkansas by Leslie Hubricht and named in his honor

Asarum subglobosum Peltoboykinia but we occasionally have enoughAsarum subglobosum is a rare species, hailing from the Kyushu region of southern Japan. In the garden, the 15" wide clumps of 5" heart shaped green leaves are adorned with a variation of silver fleck patterns each plant is a unique clone. In March, a cluster of attractive creamy yellow flowers form at the base go ahead peak.