Aspidistra pulchella Stretch Marks Shade Perennials Tradescantia pallida was known for

Tradescantia pallida was known for years as Setcreasea pallida

The 3' wide upright vase-shaped clump is composed of long thick chartreuse-green leaves and topped in late summer with 3' tall spikes of white flowers

The fabulous honeysuckle-like fragrance is superb to enjoy near a patio or deck

'Sum and Substance'

Aspidistra pulchella Stretch Marks Shade Perennials Tradescantia pallida was known forAspidistra 'Stretch Marks' is a 2007 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that we selected from a group of the rare Chinese native Aspidistra pulchella. Each broad (10" long x 3" wide) medium green leaf is liberally speckled with random, creamy yellow, non concentric spots which seem to have been stretched into oval patterns. The leaves are held atop thin, 8" long, chicken leg like stalks. Aspidistra 'Stretch Marks' makes a tight clump, adorned in