Aspidistra elatior Snow Cap Rudbeckia occurring usually in early May

occurring usually in early May (NC)

Clematis cirrhosa

the older foliage changes to a creamy white border and the clumps are topped with 2' tall spikes of large near-white very fragrant flowers

Corkscrew rush prefers a slightly moist soil for best results

Our plants are propagated from the splendid US National Arboretum clone

Aspidistra elatior Snow Cap Rudbeckia occurring usually in early May(aka: Aspidistra 'Asahi Improved') If you thought a snow cap was only good when shoveling sidewalks in winter, think again. Aspidistra elatior 'Snow Cap' is one of the greatest cast iron plant selections from Japan. Aspidistra 'Snow Cap' is somewhat similar to the popular Aspidistra 'Asahi', except that its white pattern of variegation is larger and persists year round compared to Aspidistra 'Asahi', which is brightest in winter. All white tipped cast