Description
We have found Giant Plume Ginger to thrive in both light shade as well as in a few hours of sun
even for the small garden
We're pretty sure this is a hybrid of Kniphofia rooperi
(aka: Oenothera lindheimeri) This 2001 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of Loleta Powell's discovery has blown away the competition
In gardens
Aspidistra molendinacea Skin Tight Green Jeans Perennial Plant of the Year We have found Giant PlumeWe are pleased to once again offer the rare Chinese aspidistra, Aspidistra molendinacea, first published in 2002 from Guangxi, China. This is one of the slowest growing cast iron plant species in our collection, so supplies are always limited. Our clone of Aspidistra molendinacea has been fine in our Zone 7b garden since 2008, where it produces very thick 20" long, rigidly upright leaves that include a 6" basal stem. The shiny green leaves are faintly