Asarum campaniflorum Leprechaun Hallucinogenic Plants thanks to plantsman Dick Weaver

thanks to plantsman Dick Weaver

and if it isn't fall or winter

the fans are topped with numerous floral sprays of lavender-blue flowers

but overlooked

Ruellia 'Black Beauty' first appeared in the 1990s in the Maryland garden of the late Alexej (Sasha) Borkovec as a probable hybrid of Ruellia ciliosa

Asarum campaniflorum Leprechaun Hallucinogenic Plants thanks to plantsman Dick Weaver(aka: Asarum campaniforme) Asarum campaniflorum 'Leprechaun' is a Plant Delights Nursery selection of the wild ginger, described in 2004, from the bamboo filled slopes below 1,000' elevation in China's Hubei Province. We've grown this clone of Asarum campaniflorum in our shade garden since 2000, even before it was published. Asarum campaniflorum has amazingly elegant flowers which poke out from beneath the evergreen foliage in late winter early