Calanthe Kojima White Groundcovers The prostrate woody stems are

The prostrate woody stems are adorned with rosemary-like

sits atop a nicely mottled 1-2' tall petiole (stalk)

basal foliage

The Latin root "rupicola" means "living among rocks"

Calanthe Kojima White Groundcovers The prostrate woody stems areThis unique Kojima strain of hardy calanthe orchids (Calanthe discolor x Calanthe sieboldii x Calanthe aristulifera x Calanthe tricarinata) produces flowers that are white to cream, rarely with a burgundy throat or lip each seedling is different. The large, pleated, green basal leaves serve as a nice backdrop for the 10" tall flower stalks in mid April (NC). Average to slightly moist woodland soils are best.