Rohdea japonica Feelin Groovy Ceratostigma Our original plant was shared

Our original plant was shared in the early 1990s by our mentor

but are still able to provide nectar for native bumblebees

Trillium simile is a little-known trillium from the Blue Ridge Mountain region where North Carolina

give this one a shot

Caesalpinia gilliesii has woody stems adorned toward the top with lacy

Rohdea japonica Feelin Groovy Ceratostigma Our original plant was sharedRohdea japonica 'Feeling Groovy' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our 2011 seedling selection. This unusual cultivar forms a tight, 20" tall x 30" wide, offsetting clump of pointed dark green, evergreen, deeply grooved leaves. The foliage is similar to Rohdea 'Fukuju Kan', but this introduction is twice as large. This clone also produces good clusters of dark red fruit, which many of the groovy clones do not.