Indigofera kirilowii Bernheim Medicinal Plants The glaucous-green leafed clumps are

The glaucous-green leafed clumps are topped in summer with small

a real cutie

This delightful dwarf ginger lily was a 1966 discovery in the Dudh Kosi Valley

Rohdea 'Kinshu no Matsu' is a rarely-offered selection of the Japanese native sacred lily

The pitcher top is netted yellow and red

Indigofera kirilowii Bernheim Medicinal Plants The glaucous-green leafed clumps areWe've grown Indigofera kirilowii for nearly 30 years, and assumed it all looked about the same as the 18" tall form we grew oh, were we wrong. In 2014, when visiting the Cincinnati Zoo, Director of Horticulture, Steve Foltz, showed me their clone, which came from the late plantsman, Buddy Hubbuch, at Kentucky's Bernheim Arboretum. There it grew, 5' tall heart be still! Since Indigofera kirilowii has a huge range from outer Mongolia south into Japan