Dystaenia takesimana Sikkim region of India tea from this gem is

tea from this gem is drunk for its aphrodisiac qualities

The clump will go dormant in dry summers but the foliage returns in late fall and grows all winter

slow-growing hosta

If you have enough seedlings already

composed of two-tone green leaves edged with a wide creamy border

Dystaenia takesimana Sikkim region of India tea from this gem isDystaenia takesimana is the ultimate perennial edimental. Not only is this amazing Korean native stunning in flower, but it's also used in Korean culture as the rest of the world would consume celery. The angelica like foliage remains evergreen all winter, and is topped, starting for us in early June with 4' tall stalks of white Queen Anne's Lace like flowers that are laden with an amazing array of beneficial insects. After flowering, the plant goes