Aspidistra lutea JLBG 12 09 Mai Chau Rostrinucula as well as during fairly

as well as during fairly extended droughts

each plant is genetically unique

native to alkaline regions of southern Thailand and western Malaysia

discovered in 2015 by Zac Hill and Jeremy Schmidt in Walker County Alabama

This 1961 deer-resistant introduction from Oregon's Japanese iris guru

Aspidistra lutea JLBG 12 09 Mai Chau Rostrinucula as well as during fairlyAspidistra lutea 'Mai Chau' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a 2012 collection of the late Alan Galloway, who found it growing near the town of Mai Chau (west of Hanoi), in Vietnam's Hoa Binh province. Like Aspidistra zongbayi, it is a dwarf growing species with wide leaves that spread outward instead of upright. The cluster of small yellow flowers emerge from the leaf bases, starting for us in mid October. We think this is probably the