Asarum Setsu Getsu Ka Yucca From mid-April until mid-May

From mid-April until mid-May

Most Cannas have about 3 separate spikes of flowers per stem

these plumes are just waiting to become a flower arrangement

Although Carex eburnea naturally occurs on limestone outcrops

(syn: Ligularia tussilaginea 'Jitsuko's Star') Farfugium japonicum 'Yaezaki' is a selection of the green leopard plant that makes a fabulous

Asarum Setsu Getsu Ka Yucca From mid-April until mid-MayAsarum 'Setsu Getsu Ka' has been one of the best performing of what are known as the classical (long time propagated) cultivars of Japanese wild ginger. Asarum 'Setsu Getsu Ka' (which means "snow moon flower") makes a tight 3" tall x 8" wide, deer resistant evergreen clump of medium green leaves with broad chartreuse patterns and sprinkled with white flecks. In January, Asarum 'Setsu Getsu Ka' is adorned with small chartreuse yellow flowers clustered