Calopogon tuberosus Orange/Peach Flowering Plants From the Japanese woodlands comes

From the Japanese woodlands comes this hardy edible ginger

The 3' wide upright vase-shaped clump is composed of long thick chartreuse-green leaves and topped in late summer with 3' tall spikes of white flowers

Cut the spent flower stalk to the ground after frost whenever one wants to

being joined in October by the foliage

Each division is graced with 3' tall red stalks of sweet-scented

Calopogon tuberosus Orange/Peach Flowering Plants From the Japanese woodlands comesCalopogon tuberosus is a small, easy to grow native orchid that ranges from Minnesota south to Florida. Found in open boggy soils and meadows, grass pink emerges in March (south) and July (north) with bunny ear shaped leaves. On a short stalk atop the leaves are up to 24 small pink flowers that open progressively over a series of weeks starting in June (NC). Plant grass pinks near a path where they can be appreciated. Grass pinks will need to re