Rohdea japonica Goin Curlin Cortaderia If you have a woodland

If you have a woodland garden

What David Noble found in 1994

The stunningly pewter and green patterned rosettes of the dark purple flowered Trillium decumbens sit almost directly on the ground

the perfect evergreen for dry shade

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Rohdea japonica Goin Curlin Cortaderia If you have a woodlandRohdea japonica 'Goin' Curlin' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that came to us from the late Alan Galloway, who obtained it from Japan as an unnamed seedling of Rohdea 'Ohyodogawa' x 'Tancho'. In the garden, it forms a dwarf, slowly offsetting specimen to only 4" tall x 15" wide, with wavy green leaves that randomly twist at least, it seems random. The habit is similar to Rohdea 'Shishi', but with much wider 2" vs. 1" leaves. This is the