Pinellia discolor Yamazaki Dracunculus Podophyllum pleianthum prefers moist organic

Podophyllum pleianthum prefers moist organic soils and good shade for best performance

the clumps can get quite thick

The insanely heavily gold-spotted evergreen leaves create the illusion of the entire leaf being gold

(aka: Canna x generalis 'Aureostriata' or Canna 'Pretoria') Imported from India in 1963 by the Glasshouse Works guys

When flowering is finished

Pinellia discolor Yamazaki Dracunculus Podophyllum pleianthum prefers moist organicThis delightful little aroid is a real charmer for the woodland rock garden or trough container. In the wild, Pinellia discolor is usually found along moist woodland stream sides. Held atop shiny black stems are rubbery, dark green, arrowhead shaped leaves with a velvety sheen, each prominently highlighted by silver leaf veins. In late summer, the flowering peduncle (stalk) arises from the ground to stand just above the 6" tall foliage. The miniature