Rohdea japonica Shiro Botan 10b and one that took the

and one that took the succulent world by storm when it was first published in 2007

large-flowered

topped from early July through September with scores of 8" plum colored flowers

with a pronounced central stripe

they can easily be tucked between other perennials where they still have sun and their flowers can be seen

Rohdea japonica Shiro Botan 10b and one that took theRohdea japonica 'Shiro Botan' is one of the best dwarf evergreen sacred lilies we grow. This exceptionally vigorous Japanese selection forms a 8" tall x 16" wide, good offsetting selection. The 10" long, arching, pointed thick green leaves are heavily banded with large white blotches most prevalent after the new leaves emerge in late June. The short stalks of bright red fruit add another special moment during the winter months. Rohdea japonica 'Shiro