Aspidistra minutiflora Leopard Curcuma both in the garden and

both in the garden and in a vase

Hummingbirds will fight over this plant

and heaviest-fruiting selection we have seen

The large green to yellow flowers (each seedling is different) are held outward making them easier to enjoy without too much crouching

In the jungles where they grow

Aspidistra minutiflora Leopard Curcuma both in the garden andAspidistra minutiflora 'Leopard' is a 1999 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a truly unique cast iron plant. For us, it forms a dense, symmetrical evergreen clump to 32" tall, but with narrow, ribbon like leaves only 0. 5" wide. Each green leaf is heavily speckled with large golden spots. Aspidistra 'Leopard' makes a stunning specimen for the woodland garden in the Deep South and a great house plant further north. Our plants were shared by plantsman