Dierama reynoldsii Japanese Gardens

Dierama reynoldsii Japanese GardensDierama reynoldsii is a rare and elegant species of Angel's Fishing Rod, treasured for its exceptionally graceful habit and delicate display of nodding, bell shaped flowers. Native to the mountain grasslands of southern Africa, this refined perennial produces slender, arching stems that sway with the slightest breeze, bringing movement and a sense of tranquility to the garden. This late flowering (August) alpine Dierama is one of the most stunning of

The leaves are very dark green and shiny

Useful as a ground over

Created by the Thompson Nursery in the 1970's

Then in the fall the leaves shift to yellow

with the flower buds being red

I stuck cuttings and have a few to share

kiusianum in this plant being twiggy

This rhododendron hybrid between R

Liverpool banker Christopher Leyland

Using pollen from Frank Fujioka's best yellow 'Saffron Silk' with one our own yellow flowering hybrids has resulted in a winner

You will love this dwarf mounding form of the Atlantic Cedar

The flowers will repeat bloom from spring until fall if dead headed