Asarum ichangense Muhlenbergia We subsequently acquired our plant

We subsequently acquired our plant in 2003 from the UC Botanic Garden at Berkeley

blue-green leaves with a wide lime-gold margin

silvery-white markings

it looks like the last home paint job I got when I took the lowest bid

especially when used to contrast bolder

Asarum ichangense Muhlenbergia We subsequently acquired our plantAsarum ichangense is a virtually uncultivated Chinese wild ginger that hails from stream side forests and grasslands up to 4,500' elevation in the Chinese provinces of Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, and Zhejiang. In the garden, Asarum ichangense makes a lovely semi evergreen, slowly spreading patch. The clusters of small brown flowers perch attractively at the base of the green heart shaped foliage, opening in mid February