Rohdea japonica 'Miyako no jo' Omoto Sacred Lily

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Rohdea japonica 'Miyako no jo' Omoto Sacred LilyRohdea japonica 'Miyako no jo' Omato Sacred Lily from Japan ZONES 6 10 PART SUN FULL SHADE Rohdea japonica, known as Japanese Sacred Lily are amazing! Matt and I have gotten the bug for collecting these unusual plants. Known in Japan as Omoto, these plants have festivals, plant shows, and competitions for the different selections. They are a shade perennial that divides like a hosta, but they are evergreen. Some even use these as indoor plants or

this plant is heavily under utilized in the United States where many deep deep shade areas have issues with soil erosion due to lack of ground cover

you may also get pink and white spiraling in the bark providing an extra winter interest

During the summer months

'Yellow Bird' leafs out with large chartreuse leaves that mature to a dark green

Bloom photo by photo by Eric Wortman with permission

green dissectum

bonsai fanatics

mounded growth habit and slow growth rate create an elegant

‘Sunflower’ was found in the wild in Kansas and selected by Milo Gibson for its prolific and consistent fruit production

‘Satellit’ is often listed as Pinus heldreichii

This tree grows best when late afternoon sun is filtered

'Korbel Kt' is a faster growing green coastal redwood with a narrow conical shape that was introduced by the University of California