Asarum fauriei var takaoi Tibouchina This high-elevation Chinese species of

This high-elevation Chinese species of clumping bamboo was discovered by famed plant explorer Ernest (Chinese) Wilson in 1907

There is confusion over the origin of this clone

smoky-pink flower heads

lemon-yellow flowers

This stunning

Asarum fauriei var takaoi Tibouchina This high-elevation Chinese species ofThis easy to grow Japanese species of wild ginger makes an attractive, slowly spreading evergreen groundcover in the woodland garden. The 1. 5" round green leaves are highlighted by muted silver patterns. In 5 years, expect a patch to reach 2' wide. Each rosette in the patch is adorned with small three petaled flesh colored flowers that are hidden at the leaf axils.