Rohdea japonica Yattazu Yan Jaku Myriopteris starting in late February/early-March (NC)

starting in late February/early-March (NC)

a nice change from the typical bright-orange of red hot pokers

but we've always doubted it was identified correctly

False blue indigo is native to prairies and woodland edges

quarter-sized burgundy flowers

Rohdea japonica Yattazu Yan Jaku Myriopteris starting in late February/early-March (NC)R. 'Yattazu Yan Jaku' is one of the most emotion provoking rohdeas that we grow folks either love it or hate it. This upright growing, evergreen clumper has glossy green leaves that are splashed with giant blotches of creamy white, as though you stuck a green rohdea in a spin art machine. Toward the end of the leaves, the blotches are larger. In late fall, the clumps are highlighted by 3" tall stalks of red berries truly stunning!