Rohdea japonica Goin Curlin Spring ephemerals Jon Lindstrom of the University

Jon Lindstrom of the University of Arkansas

Hemiboea strigosa grows among the rocks

then the edge becomes evident quickly thereafter

30" tall bold-textured clump of deeply cut

The 1' long stems are clothed with oblong green leaves

Rohdea japonica Goin Curlin Spring ephemerals Jon Lindstrom of the UniversityRohdea japonica 'Goin' Curlin' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that came to us from the late Alan Galloway, who obtained it from Japan as an unnamed seedling of Rohdea 'Ohyodogawa' x 'Tancho'. In the garden, it forms a dwarf, slowly offsetting specimen to only 4" tall x 15" wide, with wavy green leaves that randomly twist at least, it seems random. The habit is similar to Rohdea 'Shishi', but with much wider 2" vs. 1" leaves. This is the