Rohdea japonica Chirimen Boshi Bletilla This native North American pest

This native North American pest moved from Mexico into the US probably around the 1930s

it adds great color to mixed planters

Old clumps can be divided and replanted

we plant on 10-12" centers

With unique

Rohdea japonica Chirimen Boshi Bletilla This native North American pest(syn: R. 'Asian Valley') Rohdea 'Chirimen Boshi' is an unusual sacred lily, whose name means "crepe paper hat." It was first introduced from Japan in the late '70s (US National Arboretum #62147 D). This evergreen sacred lily clump reaches 12" tall with a 20" spread. Each leaf of Rohdea 'Chirimen Boshi' resembles a long, V shaped valley. The rough and wavy plasticized green foliage is bordered by a narrow edge of creamy white. In fall, expect 3" tall