Ardisia japonica Angyo Pixie Sikkim region of India and even that isn't required

and even that isn't required

we're pretty sure it's a hybrid between Alocasia odora and possibly A

bright gold foliage surrounded by a wide

As the leaves unfurl

This unstable chimeral variegation pattern often results in some leaves that are half green and half white

Ardisia japonica Angyo Pixie Sikkim region of India and even that isn't requiredThis delightful selection of the groundcover Ardisia japonica was introduced to the US by plantsman Ted Stephens, who named it after finding it in a consignment based garden center near Japan's Mizunami City. It is the smallest form of Ardisia japonica that we've ever seen, forming a 6" tall x 2' wide patch in 12 years. The upright woody stems are clothed with narrow evergreen leaves, which are a nice foil for the tiny pink flowers followed by bright