Rohdea japonica Gunjaku Baptisia we have to beat it

we have to beat it back with whips and chains just to keep it confined to its pot

In late winter and early spring

and continuing until a hard freeze

from the Central Mountains of Taiwan

All of our corpse flowers are nursery propagated from seed

Rohdea japonica Gunjaku Baptisia we have to beat itWe are pleased to share another hard to find Japanese sacred lily selection. Rohdea 'Gunjaku' is essentially a larger version of Rohdea 'Mure Suzume', if not the same clone. Each thick, evergreen leaf is frosted with longitudinal white streaks which coalesce to form an interesting creamy white border. When mature, expect a 10" tall x 15" wide clump, topped with short stalks of red berries in winter. Rohdea 'Gunjaku' is perfect for a dry shade site