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upright pea-foliaged stems arise from a slow-moving (NOT INVASIVE) rhizome
parviflorum is an American native ladyslipper that has been virtually unavailable from propagated stock until recently
blue-green leaves with a wide lime-gold margin
From Olga Petryszyn
Musa basjoo Woodwardia upright pea-foliaged stems arise fromRecent research has shown that Musa basjoo, the world's hardiest banana species, is actually from Sichuan, China and not Japan. This 16 20' slowly spreading species makes a thick green stem that sports 6' long, narrow, green leaves arching from the top of the solid green trunk. The flower emerges from near the top of the stem like a yellow orange torpedo. After the flowers open, you will be blessed with clusters of small, yellow, 2" long bananas.