Asarum caudigerum CPC 1602011A Groundcovers Clumps can be divided after

Clumps can be divided after a number of years

Illicium parviflorum 'Florence' was selected and named by Woodlanders' plantsman Bob McCartney after Florence Webb

you'll be amazed at the bizarre

The plant doesn't mind looking shabby

Although it must eventually flower

Asarum caudigerum CPC 1602011A Groundcovers Clumps can be divided afterThis is our first offering of the Chinese Asarum caudigerum from a Darrell Probst Chinese collection. In the wild, Asarum caudigerum can be found on forested mountain slopes from 1,000 5,000' elevation in Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan, and Yunnan as well as adjacent Taiwan and Vietnam. Asarum caudigerum is one of the very hairy species, especially on the stem and leaf undersides. Beneath the evergreen cordate leaves in