Asarum Setsu Getsu Ka Pteris Native to the high mountains

Native to the high mountains of Lesotho in southern Africa

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This deer-resistant strain does report a very good range of double flowers in colors from yellows to pinks

They thrive best in clay or amended clay soils

Asarum Setsu Getsu Ka Pteris Native to the high mountainsAsarum 'Setsu Getsu Ka' has been one of the best performing of what are known as the classical (long time propagated) cultivars of Japanese wild ginger. Asarum 'Setsu Getsu Ka' (which means "snow moon flower") makes a tight 3" tall x 8" wide, deer resistant evergreen clump of medium green leaves with broad chartreuse patterns and sprinkled with white flecks. In January, Asarum 'Setsu Getsu Ka' is adorned with small chartreuse yellow flowers clustered