Asarum delavayi North Carolina Native Plants vase-shaped

vase-shaped

Bloodroots are best sited in a slightly moist woodland setting and should be divided every three years to prevent clump decline

Epimediums require very little maintenance

Each rosette has been miniaturized

Asarum delavayi North Carolina Native Plants vase-shapedThis has long been one of my favorites of the Chinese gingers since I saw a specimen at the US National Arboretum in 1994. We are excited to be able to make A. delavayi available to American gardeners. The giant, glossy, evergreen leaves can reach 8 10" long. In addition to making a splendid clump in the woodland garden, the slowly stoloniferous clumps are adorned in early spring with the largest flowers in the genus Asarum (up to 4" across) did I