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they were unsuccessful until 1877 when it was rediscovered by George Hyams
Clumps must become established before scape branching is observed
The tubers eventually rise to the soil surface and must be reset deeper every couple of years to ensure winter survival
Pinellia discolor is usually found along moist woodland stream sides
This wonderful deer-resistant
Rohdea japonica Apple Court Phlox they were unsuccessful until 1877This unique, but very slowly offsetting cultivar came from our friends at the former Apple Court Nursery in the UK. The broad thick evergreen foliage is heavily marked with creamy white vertical streaks. While most offsets are heavily streaked, Rohdea 'Apple Court' may throw a few less streaked pups. Rohdeas are one of the best choices for dry dark spots in the garden.