Pachysandra procumbens Jackson Oenothera Aspidistra linearifolia 'Skinny Dippin' is

Aspidistra linearifolia 'Skinny Dippin' is a 2008 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of our selection of the little-known cast iron plant that was just discovered in 1987

prevalent throughout Texas

She was discovered in 1990 in the garden of Donald and Rozanne Waterer of Somerset

sort of a galanthus moment for those who indulge

The 8" tall x 15" wide clump is topped with milk bottle-like white flowers in mid-October (NC)

Pachysandra procumbens Jackson Oenothera Aspidistra linearifolia 'Skinny Dippin' isI'm going to Jackson is more than a great Johnny Cash song it's where we headed in search of another heat tolerant selection of native pachysandra. Pachysandra procumbens 'Jackson' is our 2022 introduction of our 2003 collection, grown from a single division of a nicely spotted clone we found in Jackson County, Florida. It goes without saying that any Pachysandra procumbens native to Florida is going to have good heat and humidity tolerance. For us,