Rohdea japonica Shiro Botan Myriopteris with upright arching flower spikes

with upright arching flower spikes of huge Epimedium acuminatum-like flowers

This Eddie Welsh hybrid of the South African pineapple lily forms a rosette of fleshy green leaves

This Don Jacobs selection of the easy-to-grow evergreen groundcover Iris japonica was made for its increased hardiness and floriferous nature

Panicum virgatum is frequented by butterflies and birds

Rohdea japonica Shiro Botan Myriopteris with upright arching flower spikesRohdea japonica 'Shiro Botan' is one of the best dwarf evergreen sacred lilies we grow. This exceptionally vigorous Japanese selection forms a 8" tall x 16" wide, good offsetting selection. The 10" long, arching, pointed thick green leaves are heavily banded with large white blotches most prevalent after the new leaves emerge in late June. The short stalks of bright red fruit add another special moment during the winter months. Rohdea japonica 'Shiro