Hedychium ellipticum Dryopteris Aspidistra omeiensis has been great

Aspidistra omeiensis has been great in our woodland garden since 2005

and Kyushu comes this woodland member of the salvia family

aberrans (not Baptisia australis as is often printed) and a wandering Baptisia alba

does that help

when the 15" stalks are topped with spectacular white bracts (modified leaves) that surround the tiny flowers

Hedychium ellipticum Dryopteris Aspidistra omeiensis has been greatHedychium ellipticum is a little known ginger lily from the Himalayas that's quite distinct from most commercially available ginger lilies. We've grown Hedychium ellipticum in the garden since 2000, and it never fails to stop visitors and butterflies in their tracks. The 5' long, strongly arching stalks are clothed with 17" long x 5" wide, dark green, textured leaves and topped, starting in late July, with stunning, lightly fragrant flowers a cone