Rohdea japonica Gyoku Ho Nishiki Blue Flowering Plants but we're pretty sure that

but we're pretty sure that the original came from the hellebore experts at the UK's Ashwood Nursery

Viola pedata has reportedly edible leaves and flowers although we haven't yet had enough to indulge

is composed of a greyish purple spathe

blue donkey-tail spurge

(aka: Hexastylis lewisii) We are excited to once again offer this rarely offered Southeast US native wild ginger

Rohdea japonica Gyoku Ho Nishiki Blue Flowering Plants but we're pretty sure thatWe are pleased to add another collector's edition rohdea to our extensive offerings. Rohdea 'Gyoku Ho Nishiki', which means "jeweled phoenix brocade" (according to Barry Yinger, who knows these things), makes a small clump to only 3" tall x 8" wide. The dark green leaves are heavily pleated and ridged reminiscent of some mountains I drove through in China. The leaves are then carefully hand painted with streaks of white by master rohdea designers. In