Podophyllum delavayi Part Sun to Shade the leaves will eventually turn

the leaves will eventually turn green

Many books claim that Pyrrosia lingua isn't winter hardy here

Rohdea 'Suncrest' forms a rosette of thick

I wouldn't garden without this amazing aroid

Podophyllum delavayi Part Sun to Shade the leaves will eventually turn(syn: Podophyllum veitchii, Dysosma veitchii, Dysosma delavayi) When this mayapple emerges in spring you'll be sprinting to find your camera. The large tropical looking 10" leaves of Podophyllum delavayi emerge a burnished cranberry red with dark purple spots. As the leaf ages, the red pigment gives way to the green of chlorophyll, still highlighted by the purple spots. In late spring, the clumps are adorned with sweet betsy like liver colored