Calanthe Kojima White Drimiopsis and subsequently named after his

and subsequently named after his wife by former California Carnivore owner

and emerges at an angle instead of upright

it multiplies very rapidly

shocking purple daisies

Naturally occurring in dry woodlands

Calanthe Kojima White Drimiopsis and subsequently named after hisThis unique Kojima strain of hardy calanthe orchids (Calanthe discolor x Calanthe sieboldii x Calanthe aristulifera x Calanthe tricarinata) produces flowers that are white to cream, rarely with a burgundy throat or lip each seedling is different. The large, pleated, green basal leaves serve as a nice backdrop for the 10" tall flower stalks in mid April (NC). Average to slightly moist woodland soils are best.