Rohdea japonica Fuji No Yuki Adonis barely evident in spring but

barely evident in spring but becoming quite prominent by late summer and early fall

is a seedling from Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Crippsii'

this is hard to beat

Delosperma 'Kelaidis' is perfect for the rock garden where a low groundcover for a hot

Iris cristata 'Powder Blue Giant' was registered and named by Joe Pye Weed Gardens

Rohdea japonica Fuji No Yuki Adonis barely evident in spring butWithout question, Rohdea 'Fuji no Yuki', ("Snow on Mt. Fuji"), is one of the best cultivars we grow of the evergreen Japanese sacred lily. The 18" long x 1. 5" wide, dark green, arching leaves are edged with a wide white border. Each clump of Rohdea japonica 'Fuji no Yuki' will eventually reach 15" tall x 2' wide, adorned in winter with short stalks of bright red berries during the winter holiday season.