Asarum arifolium Anise Arrow Lepisorus who named and introduced it

who named and introduced it in 2008

be sure these remain for your own use

creamy-yellow border

The old foliage get's a bit ragged in winter time

It's also a great food source for native bees

Asarum arifolium Anise Arrow Lepisorus who named and introduced itAsarum arifolium 'Anise Arrow' is a 2020 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our selection of the southeast US native Asarum arifolium. We found this on a 2006 botanizing expedition in St. Clair County, Alabama, where it grew alongside Trillium decumbens and hepatica. In our garden, this clumping selection stood out for its vigor, leaf pattern, and dense growth. Having seen tens of thousands of this species in the wild, any clone we find worthy of