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I love this plant because of its beautiful round leaves. I bought some last year but it didn't make it. Possibly not enough moisture. ...Read More
Attractive shiny foliage. Plant is easily divided to produce new plants. Great ground cover for a woodland setting.
Slow to spread compare to American Wild Ginger, forms a neat clump, Fully Zone 4 hardiness.
I love the looks of the shiny round leaves of this plant. It is a very desirable ground cover. It spreads nicely but is far from being ag...Read More
This is one of my favorite groundcovers. It is slow growing. Looks wonderful planted at the base of a multi-trunk tree or shrub. You have...Read More
Both the native (Northern European) Asarabacca and exotic relatives are popular as garden plants for their cyclamen-like foliage. Asaraba...Read More