Asarum magnificum Plants Retiring This Year via a US National Arboretum

via a US National Arboretum expedition (USNA 45507-D)

Erythrina x bidwillii emerges from the ground in late spring to form a 6' tall x 8' wide mound of arching stalks adorned with giant

it forms a dense

starting in June (NC)

but often overlooked

Asarum magnificum Plants Retiring This Year via a US National ArboretumAsarum magnificum is one of the most beautiful and most highly prized of the Chinese wild gingers. The large thick leaves of Asarum magnificum are usually dark green and heavily patterned in silver. In late spring, you can't help but notice the large flowers of black purple with a wrinkled, white throat poking out between the evergreen foliage. Asarum magnificum is an easy to grow clump former makes a superb specimen plant in the woodland garden.