Asarum magnificum Part Sun to Light Shade The tubers eventually rise to

The tubers eventually rise to the soil surface and must be reset deeper every couple of years to ensure winter survival

Hailing from China

Evergreen groundcovers which do not spread or require maintenance are invaluable in the woodland garden

In mid-August in NC

The clumps are topped with 28" tall spikes of near-white flowers in late spring

Asarum magnificum Part Sun to Light Shade The tubers eventually rise toAsarum magnificum is one of the most beautiful and most highly prized of the Chinese wild gingers. The large thick leaves of Asarum magnificum are usually dark green and heavily patterned in silver. In late spring, you can't help but notice the large flowers of black purple with a wrinkled, white throat poking out between the evergreen foliage. Asarum magnificum is an easy to grow clump former makes a superb specimen plant in the woodland garden.