Aspidistra fungilliformis Stargazey Part Sun to Light Shade which adds another unique feature

which adds another unique feature to this selection

that is topped sporadically through the summer with 8" tall spikes of amazing scarlet red flowers

You are likely to see Engelmannia in its natural state along roadsides from South Dakota south to Texas

The clumps are topped with 33" tall spikes of near white flowers in mid-summer

indicating the speed at which this form offsets

Aspidistra fungilliformis Stargazey Part Sun to Light Shade which adds another unique featureAspidistra fungilliformis 'Stargazey' is a 2009 introduction from the former Asiatic Nursery of plantsman Barry Yinger. This clone forms a low, dense groundcover of 10" long x 2. 25" wide, heavily yellow spotted leaves. In early December, check below the foliage for the fascinating sangria and white flowers that emerge from the wiry creeping rhizome. Where this isn't winter hardy, it makes a superb and easy to grow house plant. Maintenance: Aspidistra