Rohdea japonica Miho no Matsu Pinellia Lilium 'Springville' was discovered in

Lilium 'Springville' was discovered in Jefferson County

highlighted with random straight white lines that look like someone's been snorting coke from the foliage

The 26" tall clump is topped with stalks of light lavender flowers in midsummer

In well-drained sites

Each leaf is highlighted by muted silver veins and a dark purple blush to the leaf back

Rohdea japonica Miho no Matsu Pinellia Lilium 'Springville' was discovered inOh 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