Rohdea japonica 'Mure suzume' Variegated Omoto Sacred Lily

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Rohdea japonica 'Mure suzume' Variegated Omoto Sacred LilyRohdea japonica 'Mure suzume' Variegated Omoto Sacred Lily from Japan ZONES 6 10 PART SUN FULL SHADE Rohdea japonica 'Mure suzume' is a rare selection of Japanese omoto with with thin white lines of variegation throughout the leaf, often thicker on the margins. Variegation may be more prolific during the spring to summer, while during the winter months the variegation may not be as visible. 'Mure suzume' translates as "Flock of Sparrows". Limited

'Fort McNair' may reach 12-15 ft in 10 years with a rounded form

'Sahara Ice' pushes white new growth in the spring

Volume One is mainly in this photo and brief description format but focuses on finding and acquiring variegated plants and their propagation

'Gold Drift' is a weeping golden Norway spruce with a heavily cascading habit

this maple actually gets its name from the Esk Valley in New Zealand and should be called ‘Esk Sunset’

including the conifer society website

'Yama nishiki' may reach 8-10 ft in 10 years

'Snow Cloud' is a recent import from Japan but we believe it was also brought over years ago under the name 'Frosty'

Cedrus deodara 'Silver Mist' has bright creamy white to silver new growth

The fall color is spectacular too with bright yellows to bright reds

The primary characteristic that makes this Chinese Paperbark maple simply amazing is its heavy orange-red to cinnamon exfoliating bark

This selection is fairly multi-stemmed