Aspidistra elatior Okame White/Cream Foliage Plants the branches of Lespedeza 'Gibraltar'

the branches of Lespedeza 'Gibraltar' are laden with thousands of lavender-pink flowers

2' wide clump is topped with violet flowers on 2' tall scapes

In the garden

Corpse flower prefers light shade since the foliage will scorch when subjected to full sun

Asarum 'Callaway' is quite stoloniferous

Aspidistra elatior Okame White/Cream Foliage Plants the branches of Lespedeza 'Gibraltar'(syn: A. elatior 'Variegata') Aspidistra 'Okame' is one of the most asked about cast iron plants in our garden, so it's difficult to keep up with demand. The 30" tall, dark green upright leaves are highlighted with dramatic vertical white stripes imagine spilt milk. In the Deep South, this slowly expanding clumper makes a bold evergreen accent even in dark shade. At the northern end of the range Aspidistra 'Okame' may suffer from winter burn which is