Aspidistra elatior Ginga Giant Thailand Cut plant to ground after

Cut plant to ground after frost kills it back

rigid leaves are tipped with ridiculously long papery spines

but with proper aftercare can be moved year round

Thad Howard of Texas

merely cut away the damaged foliage and they will soon put up new growth

Aspidistra elatior Ginga Giant Thailand Cut plant to ground afterAspidistra 'Ginga Giant' is a 2007 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an Aspidistra elatior seedling from Florida's Robin Lennon. Each 2' tall x 4" wide dark green leaf is heavily speckled with yellow flecks. The tight clump makes a stunning accent in a dark part of the woodland garden or in a container in climates not yet affected by global warming. We think this is the most heavily spotted Aspidistra elatior cultivar on the market. Maintenance: