Asarum arifolium See Spot Run Plants Named After Animals 'Sweet Susan' x H

'Sweet Susan' x H

At the onset of cool nights in fall

This clone is vegetatively propagated

We are pleased to finally be able to once again offer the amazing Aspidistra elatior 'Goldfeather'

long used in traditional Chinese medicine to induce sweats

Asarum arifolium See Spot Run Plants Named After Animals 'Sweet Susan' x HAsarum arifolium 'See Spot Run' is our second introduction of the rare spreading form of the North American Asarum arifolium. Like its sibling Asarum 'Silver Spreader', Asarum 'See Spot Run' also comes from our 2006 expedition to Clay County, Georgia. Asarum arifolium 'See Spot Run' forms a lovely evergreen groundcover, only about 1 3 slower than its sibling, so expect 7 8 years to have a 6" tall x 2' wide patch. The 3. 5" wide and long arrow shaped