Clematis hexapetala Mongolian Snowflakes Polianthes since the true Aspidistra 'Milky

since the true Aspidistra 'Milky Way' (aka 'Amanogawa') has leaves displaying both stripes and spots

producing 0

simply cut the plant off at the ground

Deep shade is not conducive to growing good coral bells

In seasons with especially long growing seasons it can be cut to the ground in late summer if it becomes untidy

Clematis hexapetala Mongolian Snowflakes Polianthes since the true Aspidistra 'MilkyClematis hexapetala 'Mongolian Snowflakes' is an introduction from the late plant explorer Harlan Hamernik, who discovered this gem on a botanizing expedition in Mongolia. The amazing Clematis hexapetala 'Mongolian Snowflakes' is a perennial clematis with no vining skills whatsoever. Emerging in spring, the new growth, clothed in thumb sized linear foliage, grows upward to 18" tall before arching to the ground and forming a 3' wide patch. The stems