Aspidistra subrotata Spotted Fever Cystopteris it's actually a hybrid with

it's actually a hybrid with that species and turns out to be the first known red-fruited form of Sarcococca x confusa

The 1' long x 2" wide green leaves emerge in the fall and remain until April when they begin to go dormant as the flower spikes appear

it has shown good winter hardiness in our trials

with exceptional new foliage that emerges a stunning bronze

green foliage

Aspidistra subrotata Spotted Fever Cystopteris it's actually a hybrid with(aka: Aspidistra sp. AGA 06) Aspidistra subrotata 'Spotted Fever' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a 2012 collection by the late plant explorer, Alan Galloway. This accession originated in Southern Vietnam's Cuc Phuong Mountains. The 20" tall x 3' wide clump has a birds nest form, with light green leaves, adorned by yellow spots. In December, you'll marvel at the odd flowers that occur at the leaf stalk base, resembling purple stained