A species native of North Carolina, USA and introduced in 1812.
Native to mountain woodlands from Virginia to Georgia and Kentucky.
Originally named A. decandra by Don
Very primitive looking flower spike and not very ornamental.
A plant for the wild garden
Very Tall – greater than 1m
Mid-season – 16th-31st July
| colour | Yellowish white |
| shape | Rhomboidal |
| density | Loose |
| density of flowers | Loose |
| Colour | Mid-green |
| Nodes Colour | Green |
| Surface | Matt |
