Aspidistra leshanensis CBCH768 Chrysanthemum it will not thrive

it will not thrive

but is slightly more endowed in the length of its creamy "organ

Despite being native to swamps

At this stage it is not uncommon for the foliage to be attacked by spider mites

growing with other wetland species like Trillium lancifolium

Aspidistra leshanensis CBCH768 Chrysanthemum it will not thriveWe are pleased to introduce the virtually unknown Aspidistra leshanensis, which hails from 2,000' elevation on China's Leshan Shi, in Sichuan province. Aspidistra leshanensis is a close relative of Aspidistra sichuanensis, forming a tight evergreen clump of 28" tall, upright green leaves, spotted with small yellow dots. The upturned purple cups with white centers lay atop the soil in September. We are pleased to offer French plant explorer Cedric