Keep it cool and dry in winter for best bloom. The tall sturdy stems can reach 5 feet in height, with whorls of narrow gray-green leaves with hooks or coils at the tips. The white flowers are easily seen dangling between the whorls of foliage. Exciting pop-up plant among other shade plants, and an unusual texture in the shade garden. Another very slow classical Japanese cultivar, medium to large growing.
Leaves are liberally streaked and frosted silvery white.
It turned out to be hardy and easy to grow and propagate. The new leaves of silver cashmere push through the soil in early spring, soon followed by magic marker yellow three parted flowers. The grayish, hairy, heart-shaped leaves are beautiful for contrast all summer. Only needs shade and woodsy soil to thrive.