Hedychium densiflorum Assam Orange Ornamental Grasses so it emerges in fall

so it emerges in fall and goes dormant in spring

The subterranean rhizomes are finger thick and bright red inside

Combine this amazing foliage with 8" wide

(syn: Polygonatum umbellatum) Big foot Solomon's seal (verified by non-grainy photos) is a superb Solomon's seal for the woodland garden

This Japanese oddity is exactly what people who like this kind of thing will like

Hedychium densiflorum Assam Orange Ornamental Grasses so it emerges in fallHedychium densiflorum 'Assam Orange' is a selected clone from the original 1938 collection of Hedychium densiflorum, made by plant collector Frank Kingdom Ward at 6,500' elevation in Assam, India. Hedychium 'Assam Orange' was subsequently awarded an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society. In the garden, Hedychium 'Assam Orange' makes a short (by ginger standards) 3' clump topped, starting in mid summer and again in late summer, with