Polygonatum odoratum Byakko Rhodophiala but incredibly beautiful

but incredibly beautiful

the clumps are topped with terminal clusters of pure white

Average to moist soils are perfect for cardinal flowers to thrive and don't forget to keep the rosettes uncovered during fall and winter

Each stem is clothed with 15-18 blue-green leaves that are spirally arranged around the stem

which open in late afternoon

Polygonatum odoratum Byakko Rhodophiala but incredibly beautifulWe have plantsman Barry Yinger to thank for bringing this nearly extinct, old Japanese cut foliage cultivar into US cultivation. The translation of 'Byakko' to "White Tiger" is apt to describe the amazing foliage. The red stems are adorned with leaves which emerge solid green and then the half closest to the stem magically morphs to creamy white. Polygonatum 'Byakko' is reasonably vigorous, considering the large amount of white on the leaves expect a