Mukdenia rossii Karasuba Variegated Foliage Plants was identified by DNA in

was identified by DNA in 2011 as an ancient hybrid between Sabal palmetto (above ground trunk) and Sabal minor (below ground trunk)

This blue-eyed grass prefers bright sun and well drained soils

From mid-July through August

This 1994 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction was derived as a seedling from H

Mukdenia rossii Karasuba Variegated Foliage Plants was identified by DNA in(aka: Aceriphyllum rossii) With a name like Mukdenia, it's gotta' be good and it is. I first ran across mukdenia in 1997 while botanizing Korea's Mt. Sorak. There it was on a sheer rock cliff, resembling dozens of hands trying to claw their way up from the crypt sorry, far too many horror movies as a child. In the garden, mukdenia prefers moist, rich soil, where it forms a 2' wide deciduous clump of green foliage, topped in April and May (NC) with 2'