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where it can be found along woodland streams
This East Coast native is the really fascinating member of the pitcher plant family
pleated leaves emerge from each pseudobulb in early spring (April for us)
The leaves are borne at the top of the 30" tall stem (purple and green snake-skin pattern) and serve as a nice foil to the erect pitcher that perches atop the stem
Aspidistra saxicola Come Here Spot Muhlenbergia where it can be foundThis selection of the Chinese native, Aspidistra saxicola, was introduced from China by plant collector Dr. Jim Waddick. The 6" x 2" oval leaves emerge green and as the leaves mature, they become spotted yellow like a severe case of horticultural measles. Each plant makes a clump 2' wide x 8" tall. Maintenance: Aspidistra are very low maintenance perennials. Each leaf can last up to 3 years, but after the second year, it will begin to show signs of