Dierama juncundum Japanese Gardens

Dierama juncundum Japanese GardensDierama juncundum, commonly known as Angel's Fishing Rod, is a graceful, clump forming perennial admired for its elegant arching stems and delicate, pendulous flowers that sway effortlessly in the breeze. Native to the grasslands of South Africa, it brings an air of movement and refinement to the garden, making it one of the most captivating summer flowering perennials. Flowering takes place from July until August, making it one of the last varieties

In early spring

Ned Brockenbrough of Seattle

The plant grows very compact with attractive green foliage that turns orangey-red in autumn

this form of the species R

Chinese Dogwood

Note: the frosty variegation is on the new growth only

Our 1 gal plants are 2 years old

Container plants may be brought indoors for overwintering in areas where plants are not winter hardy

Its slender

Fairly slow

creating a spectacular burst of color against the backdrop of rich

The leaves will turn maroon in the fall