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One of the hardiest fuchsia grown in the northwest
rounded form with round blue green leaves turning yellow in late autumn before falling
Cold hardy below 10F when dry
with an upright vase-shape
growing to 12” or so
Aspidistra caespitosa 'Jade Ribbons' blooming now One of the hardiest fuchsiaShared with us years ago by Barry Yinger, this small cast iron plant produces leaves to only about 18" in height, in dense clusters of deep green with a satiny blue finish. Intriguingly beautiful for gardens or containers in medium shade to the deepest, darkest recesses of the garden. Fairly fast growing in the southeast due to hot summer nights; on the West Coast, they are slower but worthwhile. Regular summer water in dryer climates to push them