Asarum arifolium See Spot Run Brazil contrasting nicely with the constantly

contrasting nicely with the constantly produced new foliage

The parent plant had much more silver markings on the leaf than were typical in the population

(aka: Iris domestica) We first saw this amazing irid in 2010 when visiting the Atlanta Botanic Garden

it's also quite tolerant of part sun

less-variegated shoots should be promptly removed

Asarum arifolium See Spot Run Brazil contrasting nicely with the constantlyAsarum arifolium 'See Spot Run' is our second introduction of the rare spreading form of the North American Asarum arifolium. Like its sibling Asarum 'Silver Spreader', Asarum 'See Spot Run' also comes from our 2006 expedition to Clay County, Georgia. Asarum arifolium 'See Spot Run' forms a lovely evergreen groundcover, only about 1 3 slower than its sibling, so expect 7 8 years to have a 6" tall x 2' wide patch. The 3. 5" wide and long arrow shaped