Hosta Koryu Irids symmetrical clumps of soft green

symmetrical clumps of soft green

the resulting Colocasia 'White Lava' was unveiled

the drought-tolerant Astrolepis sinuata usually grows with its roots hidden beneath a large rock

it prefers rather dry soils

Hosta Koryu Irids symmetrical clumps of soft green(syn: H. 'Fused Veins' Benedict) This very distinctive collector's plant, a H. longipes (selection or hybrid) that is highly coveted in Japan, was originally discovered by Dr. Shuichi Hirao. This is the same plant that Dr. Benedict named H. 'Fused Veins', after not being able to determine the true identity. "Koryu" means "swollen variegation," which is evident when you look at the clump and notice that each narrow pointed leaf seems to be bordered