Polygonatum odoratum var pluriflorum Jinguji Dahlia and quite different from the

and quite different from the other Miscanthus sinensis types

March in NC

which is best done in fall and winter after they have been cutback

The wonderful wavy margin takes a while to develop

Polygonatum odoratum var pluriflorum Jinguji Dahlia and quite different from theWe purchased this splendid form of the Japanese Polygonatum odoratum in 2003 from the former Heronswood Nursery, who got it from Japan's Jinguji Nursery. Since then, Polygonatum odoratum 'Jinguji' has enjoyed a place of honor in our garden where it can be admired by all who visit. The 20" tall, arched, wine red stems are adorned by egg shaped green leaves, then decorated with dangling white bells in spring followed by lovely blue black fruit in early