Aspidistra quadripartita Giraffe Edgeworthia The summer-produced flower heads are

The summer-produced flower heads are composed of a row of sterile florets around the large central flower cluster

Polygonatum 'Wedding Bells' is radically different and much more attractive than the Japanese forms of Polygonatum falcatum that we have grown

we assumed this wouldn't be winter hardy

but virtually unknown native ornamental grass

and assumed it all looked about the same as the 18" tall form we grew

Aspidistra quadripartita Giraffe Edgeworthia The summer-produced flower heads areAspidistra quadripartita 'Giraffe' is a 2002 named cast iron plant species, endemic to China's Guangxi Province. Our clone originated from plantsman Barry Yinger, who introduced it as Aspidistra sp. 'Giraffe'. The 2' tall, glossy green leaves are highlighted with long creamy streaks. The basal cluster of fingernail sized, peachy flowers, with red streaks, can be found at the base of the foliage, starting in mid October. Maintenance: Aspidistra are