Asarum Tama Rasya Irids We usually see a little

We usually see a little leaf burn when temperatures drop much below 10 degrees F

This splendid form of the vigorous North American native Agave lophantha came to us from plantsman Ted Stephens of Nurseries Caroliniana

where average to slightly moist soils are perfect

Light shade to part sun in the morning is perfect

Asarum Tama Rasya Irids We usually see a littleWe are pleased to offer one of the hard to find, classic Japanese wild ginger cultivars, Asarum 'Tama Rasya' that has thrived in our woodland garden for over a decade. The 3" tall x 1' wide evergreen clumps are clothed with arrow shaped leaves of dusty light green with muted silver patterns, topped with random small white dots. In mid October, a peek under the leaves reveals clusters of soft yellow flowers one of the few fall blooming wild gingers.