Asarum hirsutisepalum Pellaea although it is still topped

although it is still topped with standard 26" tall scapes of large purple-and-white striped bell-like flowers in early summer

this is the earliest curcuma to flower

While all delospermas are susceptible to overwatering

If your plants become looking tired and ratty

While Curcuma 'Emperor' has a pencil-thin border

Asarum hirsutisepalum Pellaea although it is still topped(aka: Asarum yakusimense) Asarum hirsutisepalum is a vigorous evergreen wild ginger from Japan with large, glossy, green, triangular leaves with a distinctively artificial rubbery texture. In spring, tucked just under the foliage, are the spectacular flower clusters of really cool, large, yellow flowers, lightly dusted with tiny purple flecks. Asarum hirsutisepalum is a wonderful understory plant with year round interest in the woodland garden!