Rohdea japonica Nobori Ryu Hemerocallis little known in the US

little known in the US except by our customers

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

open shade conditions as well

yet it's still relatively unknown in gardening circles

Each shiny green leaf emerges in spring with a creamy white center and a fabulous "stitched" edge

Rohdea japonica Nobori Ryu Hemerocallis little known in the USThis amazing and very rare selection of the Japanese sacred lily has the most contortedly (take note a new plant word) kinky leaves of any selection we grow. The Japanese cultivar name 'Nobori Ryu' means "climbing dragon" a reference to the dramatically raised ridge running down the center of each thick green leaf. In winter, the deep shade loving sacred lilies are highlighted for the season with short stalks of brilliant red berries.