Rohdea japonica Miho no Matsu Alstroemeria starting in late April (NC)

starting in late April (NC) with an amazing number of 16" tall spikes of royal purple flowers

If you buy small

Thanks to Alabama collector extraordinaire Hayes Jackson for sharing this winter hardy form of Leucocasia (formerly Colocasia) gigantea that we named 'Survivor'

glossy green leaves are flecked with a misty white central pattern that crystalizes into an irregular white border near the leaf edges

Each upright trunk is clothed with 4" long

Rohdea japonica Miho no Matsu Alstroemeria starting in late April (NC)Oh for those who have lusted in their hearts. For years, we coveted the Japanese Rohdea 'Miho no Matsu', but alas both finding and affording one took several decades. Now we are able to share another of these stunning woodland collector plants. The sturdy, 1' long, evergreen leaves arch outward to form a 1' tall x 2' wide clump. Each leaf is heavily banded vertically with cream and a number of chartreuse shades. When the clumps are mature, the central