Asarum arifolium Silver Spreader Liriope Arisaema engleri from 4000' elevation

Arisaema engleri from 4000' elevation in the Hubei Province of China is a rarely offered cobra lily that's often confused in the trade with the Japanese Arisaema sazensoo

6-petalled

The reptile-patterned petiole of the Chinese Arisaema lobatum is a jazzed mix of green

green leaves are deliciously fragrant

This native North American pest moved from Mexico into the US probably around the 1930s

Asarum arifolium Silver Spreader Liriope Arisaema engleri from 4000' elevation(aka: Hexastylis arifolia) Asarum arifolium 'Silver Spreader' is a 2015 Plant Delights introduction that we originally discovered in a colony of stoloniferous wild gingers in 2006 in Clay County, Georgia. Virtually every North American native Asarum arifolium forms a tight clump, but this selection makes a stoloniferous spreading groundcover reminiscent of the European Asarum europaeum. In seven years, Asarum arifolium 'Silver Spreader' has formed a