Ruscus aculeatus Elizabeth Lawrence Green Foliage Plants dark green leaves are speckled

dark green leaves are speckled creamy white

By using a black and yellow shovel and chanting "Go Tigers"

In loose soils

creamy-white edge

We have found that Arisaema lobatum thrives for us only when planted where the soils stay quite dry in the dormant period

Ruscus aculeatus Elizabeth Lawrence Green Foliage Plants dark green leaves are speckledRuscus aculeatus 'Elizabeth Lawrence' is a dwarf, hermaphroditic (satisfies itself sexually) butcher's broom that came from the garden of the late NC garden writer Elizabeth Lawrence. Lawrence obtained the plant from her friend Mr. Krippendorf, who obtained it from the original discoverer, the UK's Clarence Elliott in 1955. This tightly compact form of Ruscus aculeatus eventually makes a 2' tall x 2' wide clump after 10 years. The thick, upright stems