Asarum magnificum Silver Cheeks Euphorbia whose name translates to "remaining

whose name translates to "remaining snow on the mountain"

looking like a miniature schefflera

As they are attached to each side of the stem

replant them about 6 to 8" apart

Extended dry spells in summer can decrease blooming as is typical in their native range of Texas and Mexico

Asarum magnificum Silver Cheeks Euphorbia whose name translates to "remainingAsarum magnificum is one of the most beautiful and highly prized of the Chinese wild gingers, and this special selection that we named Asarum 'Silver Cheeks' comes from Georgia's Asian plant guru, Ozzie Johnson. The large, thick evergreen leaves are dark green and patterned with a large silver streak on each half of the leaf. Starting in late March (NC), you can't help but notice the clusters of black purple flowers with a wrinkled white throat poking