Acanthus hungaricus - Hungarian Bear's Breeches hedge This variety only occurs in

This variety only occurs in two small populations in the north of Taiwan where it grows in lowland evergreen forests

to 10 cm wide and deep red with a deeper centre

It has a spreading crown and glossy leaves that start out bronze but develop into attractive palmate leaves

A large deciduous conifer native to southern swamps

Acanthus hungaricus - Hungarian Bear's Breeches hedge This variety only occurs inA native to southeast Europe this acanthus has dark, glossy and heavily cut leaves. It still has impressive flower spike that sit tall like its cousins. Great architectural interest when not flowering, this plant creates a great medium sized ground cover for part sun to full shade.