Lysichiton camtschatcensis Republic of Georgia so err on the dry

so err on the dry side

We've grown Indigofera kirilowii for nearly 30 years

This dainty-looking evergreen gem is amazingly cold hardy but less thrilled with long hot summers

absolutely beautiful

especially on sloped well-drained sites

Lysichiton camtschatcensis Republic of Georgia so err on the dryWe have been thrilled and surprised be able to grow the Asian aroid, Lysichiton camtschatcensis in our hot, humid Eastern United States garden. Despite hailing from Northern Russia and Japan, we've grown and flowered this fascinating aroid in a lightly shaded, humus rich, soggy site, where it has thrived. For us, the foliage begins to emerge in mid February, alongside the 1' tall stalks of white spathiphyllum like flowers. After the flowers fade, the