Rohdea japonica Gyoku Ho Nishiki Ammocharis angustum forma rubellum) from a

angustum forma rubellum) from a volunteer at The New England Wildflower Society

Bees are the top pollinator in season

Appalachian sedge is adaptable to almost all garden conditions

This wild and crazy mutation was discovered by Texan David Steinbrunner and named after his wife

perfectly arranged around the clump

Rohdea japonica Gyoku Ho Nishiki Ammocharis angustum forma rubellum) from aWe 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