Hedychium thyrsiforme Juniperus while the falls (falling petals)

while the falls (falling petals) are highlighted by a narrow central orange strip

The solitary (non-offsetting) Agave 'Shiraito no Ōhi' makes a lovely variegated specimen where winter hardy

Our supply is very limited

Amorphophallus 'Leo Song' is one of the first named selections of Amorphophallus konjac

Sarracenia rosea 'Fat Chance' forms a dense 8" tall x 18" wide clump of slightly decumbent

Hedychium thyrsiforme Juniperus while the falls (falling petals)Hedychium thyrsiforme is a little known Eastern Himalayan species (India, Nepal, Bhutan) that forms a compact 4' tall plant, topped in late summer (NC) with terminal clusters of narrow white petals and long protruding white filaments quite unique and dainty compared to most hedychiums. Hedychium thyrsiforme prefers light shade, but will also tolerate a few hours of early morning sun.