Hedychium greenii Spotted/Speckled Flowering Plants The name Hemerocallis comes from

The name Hemerocallis comes from the Greek hemera

starting in late April (NC)

We recommend cutting back the evergreen foliage of Epimedium franchetii in early spring if it has become tattered during the winter

each surrounded by a clean 1" creamy white border

by Yucca Do Nursery collectors who unfortunately received no credit in the magazine

Hedychium greenii Spotted/Speckled Flowering Plants The name Hemerocallis comes fromHedychium greenii, native to Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh, India has long been one of our favorite gingers. As best we can determine, all of the material in cultivation is a single clone collected in Bhutan and distributed by its namesake, Mr. Green. For us, Hedychium greenii has survived since 2007 including one winter at 9 degrees F. The 3' tall stalks, that emerge for us in late June, are adorned with dark olive green, red backed leaves. The stalks