Aspidistra sichuanensis Rawhide Dyckia That's muck with an M

That's muck with an M

We have found the male-flowered Aucuba 'Tatsumaki' to be among the slower growing aucubas we've trialed

Continuing our tradition of offering great

Agave toumeyana is named after early 1900s botanist J

We have really been impressed with this unique rain lily

Aspidistra sichuanensis Rawhide Dyckia That's muck with an MAspidistra 'Rawhide' is one of the most amazing cast iron plants we've ever grown. Plantsman Ted Stephens of Nurseries Caroliniana brought this unusual selection of the Chinese Aspidistra sichuanensis from the garden of the late variegated plant collector author, Dr. Yokoi of Japan. The leaves have the thickness of hard plastic you'll swear it's fake. This is most likely due to a ploidy mutation probably a tetraploid. The 20" tall stalks include 10"