Cyclamen hederifolium ssp crassifolium Spotted/Speckled Flowering Plants Giant Black-eyed Susan can tolerate

Giant Black-eyed Susan can tolerate a wide range of garden conditions from very dry slopes to standing water

This is one of the new wave of variegated leaf cannas

be sure to mark your clumps while they are in foliage to keep from losing track of them while they are dormant

We have found it to grow equally as well on clay as in sandy soils

via the US National Arboretum (USNA #39665)

Cyclamen hederifolium ssp crassifolium Spotted/Speckled Flowering Plants Giant Black-eyed Susan can tolerateCyclamen hederifolium ssp. crassifolium is a subspecies of Cyclamen hederifolium from the Greek Peloponnese that was formally described in 2009 as being different from typical Cyclamen hederifolium in both appearance and chromosome number. Each two toned, highly patterned, heart shaped green leaf is also adorned with a central framed silver blotch. As with typical Cyclamen hederifolium, the flowering period extends from late July through November (NC)