Panax japonicus Spain light purple with a yellow

light purple with a yellow center

It is still one of the most talked-about plants in our garden

but surprisingly is still not common in the trade

They will reflush and remain as an evergreen rosette through the winter

The dark green edge provides just the perfect contrast

Panax japonicus Spain light purple with a yellowJapanese ginseng is a rare woodland counterpart of our more familiar American species, Panax ginseng. The 2' tall stalks emerge in spring from knobby white rhizomes and expand, looking like a miniature schefflera. Held above the palmate leaves are stalks of non descript white flowers which, if fertilized, develop into magnificent fruit heads, turning from green to red and then black all without affirmative action! So, how many polygamodioecious plants