Asarum subglobosum Peltoboykinia but we occasionally have enough

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

the stems do not die to the ground and put out side shoots from most nodes

The 20" tall flower stalk rises above the tripartite leaves in April (in NC) in muted shades of olive-green with pinkish veining

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

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.