Asarum lewisii Flossie 5a From a 1976 visit by

From a 1976 visit by Skip March and John Creech to Dr

its size makes it a great textural background for other plant which emerge later

Starting in mid-summer and lasting well into fall

Tradescantia pallida was known for years as Setcreasea pallida

Asarum lewisii Flossie 5a From a 1976 visit by(aka: Hexastylis lewisii) We are excited to once again offer this rarely offered Southeast US native wild ginger. Asarum lewisii has the longest internodes of all wild gingers, quite unlike other asarums in that the runners can reach 20' (not inches) long, with leaves occurring every 2 3 inches along the stem. Asarum lewisii is found naturally in moist seasonal floodplains of deciduous forests, growing in either leaf duff or sphagnum. The foliage on