(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Wanamijishi' no. 11 Product Code: 491 Probably the best known marumaki (leaves curling in a curvy way) shishi cultivar, and a frequent award winner at Omoto exhibitions. With distinct zu (irregular variegation pattern) like that seen on this plant, the value multiplies. Nursery: Nagano Sankouen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Wanamijishi' no. 10 Product Code: 490 Probably the best known marumaki (leaves curling in a curvy way) shishi cultivar, and a frequent award winner at Omoto exhibitions. With distinct zu (irregular variegation pattern) like that seen on this plant, the value multiplies. Nursery: Nagano Sankouen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Surugafuji' Product Code: 489 This oha cultivar is characterized by the streaks of variegation down the tubular leaves. As the leaf tips tend to become white with variegation, beware of too strong light. Nursery: Nagano Sankouen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Reimei' Product Code: 488 One of the first oha varieties that manifested akebono tora ("akebono fu"=variegation from the bottom to the middle, like sunrise; "tora fu"=irregular variegation). Its leaves spread sideways and turn down. It is very sturdy, and the variegation rarely fails to show. Nursery: Nagano Sankouen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Seiten no Mai' Product Code: 487 A bizarre shishi variety whose leaves start out wide but turn tubular in the middle. It develops sakahokogei (mutations on the back side of the leaves). Even those plants that are without variegation (like this one) will eventually develop variegation. Nursery: Nagano Sankouen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Shunsetsu' Product Code: 486 A shimakou shishi (possessing curly leaves, stripes, and lengthwise ridges) with yahazu fu (herringbone variegation). Its voluminous, thick leaves with matte surface will develop gashiryuu (multiple lengthwise ridges). Despite their thickness, the leaves curl well. Weak light leads to less curliness and less of the herringbone variegation. But they will come back if you give the plant plenty of light next year. It is sturdy and propagates well. Nursery: Nagano Sankouen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Genyou' Product Code: 485 A shimakou/rasha cultivar that is not yet registered. It will develop sougashiryuu (lengthwise ridges all over the leaves) and often tamaryuu (spherical protrusion). A hopeful, of which not many circulate yet. Nursery: Nagano Sankouen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Kirinjishi' no. 2 Product Code: 484 Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Kirinjishi' no. 1 Product Code: 483 Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Manjuhou' Product Code: 482 One of the best known gomafu (variegation "like sesame seeds scattered all over," but "powdery" is probably a better description) rasha varieties. The gomafu on its well-balanced leaves harmonizes with the wide fukurin (variegation around the edge). It also develops a variety of gei (formal mutations) such as ryu (lengthwise ridges), haneryu (protrusions off the ridges like "leaping dragons"), and gyokuryu (ball-like protrusions off the ridges). Relatively strong light will enhance the gomafu and various gei. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rodea japonica) (Noshi & Gashiryuu) Product Code: 481 An unnamed variety with noshiha (leaves folded in on the sides) and gashiryuu (multiple lengthwise ridges). Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Wanamijishi' no. 9 Product Code: 480 Probably the best known marumaki (leaves curling in a curvy way) shishi cultivar, and a frequent award winner at Omoto exhibitions. This particular plant has lost the zu (irregular variegation pattern). Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Wanamijishi' no. 8 Product Code: 479 Probably the best known marumaki (leaves curling in a curvy way) shishi cultivar, and a frequent award winner at Omoto exhibitions. This particular plant has lost the zu (irregular variegation pattern). Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rodea japonica) (Shishi with Ryuu) Product Code: 478 This is a shishi (curly leafed) variety that is developing kouryuu (a lengthwise ridge). Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Raikou' no. 2 Product Code: 477 A small usuha variety that shows yahazu-torafu (which originally meant V-shaped irregular variegation, or a herringbone pattern, but is now used in a broader sense). "Usuha," a term that is far more often used than "chuha" (medium-sized leaf), means "thin leaf," but includes the shima kouryu variety, which means "striped with lengthwise ridge(s)" and tends to have relatively thick leaves. Confused enough? 'Raikou' is one such shima kouryu cultivar, which not only develops kouryu (single lengthwise ridge), but also tamaryu (bead-like protrusions) among gashiryu (multiple lengthwise ridges). ...In other words, it is very unique. The second photo is only for reference. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Raikou' no. 1 Product Code: 476 A small usuha variety that shows yahazu-torafu (which originally meant V-shaped irregular variegation, or a herringbone pattern, but is now used in a broader sense). "Usuha," a term that is far more often used than "chuha" (medium-sized leaf), means "thin leaf," but includes the shima kouryu variety, which means "striped with lengthwise ridge(s)" and tends to have relatively thick leaves. Confused enough? 'Raikou' is one such shima kouryu cultivar, which not only develops kouryu (single lengthwise ridge), but also tamaryu (bead-like protrusions) among gashiryu (multiple lengthwise ridges). ...In other words, it is very unique. The second photo is only for reference. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Fukuzutsumi' no. 3 Product Code: 475 A one-of-a-kind cultivar that resembles a tulip (with no flower). It has been popular for centuries because of its unique shape but, surprisingly, remains unregistered. Instead of growing large, it produces lots of baby shoots, so it is usually appreciated as clumps. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rodea japonica) 'Fukkouden' Product Code: 474 A rasha variety with light-green, linear, upward leaves that develop kouryuu (lengthwise ridges). Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rodea japonica) 'Fuji no Yuki' Product Code: 473 A cultivar of the ichimonji line that was created in 1861 and registered in 1934. "Fuji no yuki" literally means "snow on Mt. Fuji," and this cultivar manifests white torafu (irregular variegation). Its leaves will grow to be about 12 inches. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Rohdea japonica 'Fuukiden' no. 2 Product Code: 472 A medium-sized rasha cultivar that was registered in 1934. Its beauty lies in the orderly pattern created by the layers of the half-pipe leaves with fukurin (variegation around the edges) curving elegantly downwards. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Jitsugetsusei' Product Code: 471 An usuha variety that descended from 'Ichimonji.' This cultivar with wide fukurin (mariginal variegation) is known to put out more leaves than any other cultivar each year. You can enjoy as many as 8 leaves coming out in a year, each turning into a half-tubular form, when it is fully grown. There are several cultivars in the Ichimonji line, but no seedling quite like them has been known since the Edo era. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Tenkoukaku' no. 6 Product Code: 470 A long-known oha variety, which is more like a large rasha variety. Its very thick leaves develop wide white fukurin (variegation around the edges). It is sturdy and propagates well. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Tsuru' Seedling Product Code: 469 A seedling of the well-known shishi cultivar, 'Tsuru no Mai.' It usually grows like its parent. 'Tsuru no Mai' has very curly and wavy striped leaves, with low gashiryuu (lengthwise ridges all over the leaves) and wavy kouryuu (lengthwise ridges). It is also frequently used for breeding--hence 'Tsuru.' Sturdy. Give it plenty of light and fertilizer. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)

(This item is for the U.S. Group Order.) （この商品は米国向け共同購入専用です。） Omoto (Rohdea japonica) 'Yamato' Product Code: 468 A rasha variety with vivid fukurin (marginal variegation) that develops nimenryuu (lengthwise double ridges), noshiha (leaves with both sides folded in), haneryuu (a projection like a leaping dragon), and gashiryuu (lengthwise ridges all over the leaves). Sturdy. Nursery: Tatetsuen (The plant[s] will be shipped “bare-rooted,” without soil or pot, with the roots wrapped in sphagnum moss. If you are participating in the U.S. Group Order, you don’t need to pay for the phytosanitary certificate.)