Rohdea japonica Kinshu no Matsu Acorus brightest in early spring

brightest in early spring

You'll recognize the blessed event when the leaf swells where it is attached to the petiole like an alien trying to emerge from within

the tiny leaf edge teeth are composed of a non-spiny hard rubber

Shooting out from the center of the vase is the spadix

Rohdea japonica Kinshu no Matsu Acorus brightest in early springRohdea 'Kinshu no Matsu' is a rarely offered selection of the Japanese native sacred lily. Each 1' tall x 2' wide slowly offsetting evergreen clump is composed of 15" long, arching green leaves, irregularly streaked creamy white. The clumps are also adorned in early winter with attractive stalks of red fruit.