Aspidistra minutiflora Spangled Ribbons Aloe and named in 1958 by

and named in 1958 by Dr

Blue oak sage prefers a very well-drained site in the border or rock garden

Saururus cernuus is a North American native perennial

since they are free bird seed prior to that time

Aspidistra minutiflora Spangled Ribbons Aloe and named in 1958 byAspidistra minutiflora 'Spangled Ribbons' is a Don Jacobs introduction is a selection of the Chinese Aspidistra minutiflora. In the wild, Aspidistra minutiflora is found on low, moist woodland slopes in Southern China, usually at less than 1200' elevation. Aspidistra minutiflora 'Spangled Ribbons' forms a tight clump of very upright 32" long, light green linear leaves, heavily speckled yellow. In areas where the winters are too cold, Spangled Ribbons