Actaea japonica var japonica Silver Blush Hedychium the bottom 1" of the

the bottom 1" of the flower head turns bright yellow

The Cypripedium montanum parent passed along both a slight fragrance as well as the multiple flowers per stalk trait

changing to yellow near the end of the petals

it creates a narrow

tufts of small stems emerge bearing densely packed

Actaea japonica var japonica Silver Blush Hedychium the bottom 1" of theActaea japonica 'Silver Blush' is a large and vigorous, heat tolerant form of Japanese bugbane we obtained years earlier from plantsman Barry Yinger. The deciduous clump is composed of wiry stems connecting three deeply serrated leaflets, each of which can reach 1' across. Unlike most Cimicifuga japonica forms we've grown from other sources, the leaves on this form emerge silver, highlighted by green veins, before aging to light green. In September