Bletilla striata Albostriata Epimedium Typhonium venosum) This tropical-looking aroid

Typhonium venosum) This tropical-looking aroid is a relative of arisaemas

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reliable for us to 0 degrees F if the soil is kept very dry in winter

Old clumps can be divided and replanted

Ruscus 'Wheeler's' is a self-fruiting form (without benefit of a sexual partner) of a normally dioecious plant

Bletilla striata Albostriata Epimedium Typhonium venosum) This tropical-looking aroidBletilla striata 'Albostriata' is one of the rarer white edged variegated forms of the commonly grown ground orchid. Two opposite, iris like, pleated leaves emerge from each pseudobulb in early spring (April for us). As the leaves emerge, the narrow flower spike arises through the center and opens a few inches above the foliage with rich purple flowers. All Bletilla striata cultivars are amazingly drought tolerant, but grow faster in evenly moist