Hedychium Raffillii Stokesia climbing aster could in fact

climbing aster could in fact be cut to the ground

Our guess is that this giant hosta has both Hosta sieboldiana and Hosta nigrescens in its background

Visitors to the garden have seen these flowering have begged to purchase Bletilla ochracea

It is not one that will chase gardeners from the garden

The amazing Hosta 'Gypsy Rose' was discovered as a mutation of the famed Hosta 'Striptease'

Hedychium Raffillii Stokesia climbing aster could in fact(aka: Hedychium x raffillii) Hedychium 'Raffillii' is simply amazing! No wonder this 1941 Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit (AGM) winner is touted as one of the finest ginger lilies ever introduced. For us, this Hedychium selection is the earliest ginger to flower, often starting for us in early to mid July. Hybridized by the late Charles Percival Raffill, former assistant curator at Kew Gardens, the 5 6' tall sturdy clumps are topped