Remusatia vivipara Son La Physostegia We also find them incredibly

We also find them incredibly valuable as winter evergreen groundcovers in woodland gardens which can often be quite drab in winter

Imagine a wonderful fall-flowering Salvia leucantha that only reaches 2' tall

not to be confused with the mythical whorled peas

While bog sage is at home in a moist setting

which it does in midsummer when the white spathe and spadix are held just below the foliage

Remusatia vivipara Son La Physostegia We also find them incrediblyWe are pleased to once again offer our exceptional collection of the hitchhiker elephant ear, Remusatia vivipara, from near the northern Vietnam town of Son La where we found it growing in rocky, shaded slopes with Amorphophallus yunnanensis and Disporopsis longifolia. The large, often solitary elephant ear like, olive green leaves, which don't stick their heads above ground until mid June (NC) are backed with large purple blotches most prominent on