Asarum pulchellum The Fuzz Amaryllids Pyrrosia prefers to grow on

Pyrrosia prefers to grow on a steep slope or somewhere where the self-attaching rhizomes can adhere to a vertical surface

I was amazed to see the heat-hating forget-me-not thriving

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Alongside the leaf stalk is a large pitcher-like spathe (usually green or purple-and-white striped) with a large hood that ends in a long dangling thread

We recommend moist rich soils and a lack of extended summer heat for best results

Asarum pulchellum The Fuzz Amaryllids Pyrrosia prefers to grow onThis vigorous selection of the Chinese Asarum pulchellum (from 2,200 5,500' elevation in Anhui, Guizhou, Hubei, Jiangxi, Sichuan, and NE Yunnan) is dramatically better than any other clone of Asarum pulchellum that we have tried. Our 9 year old clumps of Asarum 'The Fuzz' are now 4" tall x 3' wide. The extraordinarily hairy (more so than some of the '80s rock bands) green leaves make an elegant evergreen clump, adorned with fleshy colored flowers that