Rohdea japonica Suncrest Eupatorium Conversely

Conversely

Tradescantia pallida was known for years as Setcreasea pallida

This isn't a problem unless it's planted too close to other smaller

emerging again in late August

The most vigorous individuals might occasionally need to reined in where they have spread too far if space is limited

Rohdea japonica Suncrest Eupatorium ConverselyAlways a customer favorite, Rohdea 'Suncrest' forms a rosette of thick, black green leaves that arch outward. Rohdea 'Suncrest' features the highly sought after, white, raised "dragon crest" (distorted leaf growth) that runs down the center of each leaf. Established clumps of this easy to grow evergreen perennial will be adorned with short stems of bright red berries in winter.