Rohdea japonica Chirimen Boshi 10a The green foliage on an

The green foliage on an established clump is topped with seemingly hundreds of magnificent

fine-leaf clumping bamboo and still find it strangely underused in southeastern gardens

which was the darkest purple foliage we'd seen on a hardy hibiscus to that point

This will also cause it to go dormant prematurely

a favorite of early foraging honeybees

Rohdea japonica Chirimen Boshi 10a The green foliage on an(syn: R. 'Asian Valley') Rohdea 'Chirimen Boshi' is an unusual sacred lily, whose name means "crepe paper hat." It was first introduced from Japan in the late '70s (US National Arboretum #62147 D). This evergreen sacred lily clump reaches 12" tall with a 20" spread. Each leaf of Rohdea 'Chirimen Boshi' resembles a long, V shaped valley. The rough and wavy plasticized green foliage is bordered by a narrow edge of creamy white. In fall, expect 3" tall