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Amsonia hubrichtii is a North American native perennial plant that was discovered in 1942 in Arkansas by Leslie Hubricht and named in his honor
former director at Delaware's Mt
Black mondo grass is an easy-to-grow groundcover that makes a fabulous backdrop for blues
Calanthe 'Kozu Spice' forms a slowly-spreading mass of ground-hugging
topped in summer with branched terminal heads of mauvy-pink flowers
Rohdea japonica Galle Drought Tolerant Plants Amsonia hubrichtii is a North(aka: R. 'Tyokkwina') From the late Fred Galle, via the US National Arboretum (USNA #39665), comes this vigorous cultivar of the evergreen sacred lily. The much narrower than normal, boat shaped, dark green leaves (18" long x 1" wide) make an arching clump similar to a hosta. As with the species, this rare evergreen perennial makes a great winter interest plant for the woodland one of the collector plants of great value in Japan.