Rohdea japonica Taishu Aruncus This clone of Iris unguicularis

This clone of Iris unguicularis that we named in his memory has been amazing in our garden with our 10-year-old clump spreading to 3' in width

thereby two plants occupying the same site but at opposite seasons

The deciduous clumps are topped in spring with a superb floral display of dark purple buds

Thanks to legendary Panhandle naturalist Angus Gholsen for being our guide

This offering represents seed-propagated plants of the variety Dioon edule var

Rohdea japonica Taishu Aruncus This clone of Iris unguicularisThe narrow, vertically striped, deeply corrugated, thick, evergreen leaves of the Japanese sacred lily, Rohdea 'Taishu', gives a most unusual appearance in the woodland garden, especially when carefully placed near a special stone. Rohdea 'Taishu' makes an elegant 10" tall x 18" wide, slowly offsetting specimen perfect in the shade garden or grown in a bonsai container. We are pleased to offer limited numbers of this special selection that's rarely