Aspidistra leshanensis CBCH768 Night Gardens We have grown Pyrrosia hastata

We have grown Pyrrosia hastata in our garden since 1992

The amazing clumps are topped in late spring with spikes of white flowers

preferably more than 4-6 hours daily

topped in late May and early June with wide bell-shaped lightly fragrant pure white flowers

but they return nicely in spring

Aspidistra leshanensis CBCH768 Night Gardens We have grown Pyrrosia hastataWe 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