Farfugium japonicum Argentum 10a 'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to

'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to the US in 1960 by both California's Oakhurst Gardens and the USDA

Pam shared this special form of Myosotis palustris

Rehmannia piasezkii is topped with 2' tall stalks dripping with massive

grass-like foliage

Asian cultures use the minty

Farfugium japonicum Argentum 10a 'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to(aka: Ligularia tussilaginea 'Argentea') Farfugium japonicum 'Argentum' is considered the most beautiful and prized member of the genus farfugium. The large glossy green leaves to 8" round are bordered with a wide, but variable, creamy white edge that often streaks into the middle of the leaf. Clumps of Farfugium 'Argentum' are topped with yellow daisy like flowers on 30" stalks in October and November. Slightly moist, but well drained organic soils