Aspidistra attenuata Alishan Broad Purple/Lavender Flowering Plants tan-colored flower spikes that extend

tan-colored flower spikes that extend just past the foliage

Zephyranthes flavissima is a South American rain lily that's one of those can't-miss plants for the blackest of thumbs

the stems are smothered with a mass of mauvy violet flowers

exquisite yellow flowers with reddish-brown lips

Hosta 'Olive Bailey Langdon' is a non-burning counterpart to old standard

Aspidistra attenuata Alishan Broad Purple/Lavender Flowering Plants tan-colored flower spikes that extend(aka: Aspidistra daibuensis A1TW 355b) Aspidistra attenuata 'Alishan Broad' is our 2008 collection from 5,300' on Taiwan's Mt. Alishan. The 34" long x 4. 5" wide green leaves are lightly speckled yellow. The basal flowers, produced in early February (NC), are simply amazing resembling red jester caps with yellow tips and a yellow throat. Aspidistra make superb, easy to grow, low light house plants where they aren't winter hardy outdoors. Maintenance: