Ranzania japonica Ranzania This was propagated from an

This was propagated from an original 2008 division from a clump growing near an amusement park in Chiayi County

What intrigued us about this population was that the plants were much shorter and wider than normal

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we think you'll be thrilled at this amazing ornamental grass

Ranzania japonica Ranzania This was propagated from anRanzania japonica is a rarely available monotypic (only one species) Asian cousin of epimedium, podophyllum, and jeffersonia. The deciduous 18" tall x 18" wide clumps emerge in spring with stalks of dangling lavender flowers held in clusters just under the developing foliage. If the flowers are pollinated, you can enjoy the white fruit during early summer. Ranzania does not love heat, so keep it in very open morning sun or light shade, where the soil