Asparagus virgatus Burma/Myanmar The dramatic stalks of green-
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Description
The dramatic stalks of green- and yellow-striped variegated leaves with a brilliant maroon edge grow to 6' and are topped in summer with bright orange flowers that are favored by hummingbirds
where it can be found growing in sunny rock cracks near the crater's rim
Hosta 'Empress Wu' is the largest-growing hosta on the market
It's rate of spread is very modest
This selection makes a 5'+ tall specimen that prefers moist soils but adapts well to all but the driest of garden conditions
Asparagus virgatus Burma/Myanmar The dramatic stalks of green-Asparagus virgatus is a South African broom fern that will really sweep you off your feet with its garden performance. Asparagus virgatus is a wonderful winter hardy, airy textured addition to both a full sun or part shade garden. The 3' tall upright spikes open into a soft, thread like, green "broom." Each 3' wide drought tolerant clump can be used as a fine textural contrast in the garden, for a long lasting filler in floral arrangements, or to