Berberidaceae

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Ranzania

Basic Information Common Name: Ranzania Scientific Name: Ranzania Native Habitat: Japan (Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu) History / Discovery / Cultivator Ranzania japonica, the sole species

Umbrella Leaf

Basic Information Common Name: Umbrella Leaf Scientific Name: Diphylleia cymosa Native Habitat: Moist, shaded forests of the Appalachian Mountains in the eastern United States. History

Longspur Barrenwort

Basic Information Common Name: Longspur Barrenwort Scientific Name: Epimedium diphyllum Native Habitat: Shaded woodlands of Japan. History / Discovery / Cultivator Epimedium diphyllum, commonly known

Bishop’s Hat

Basic Information Common Name: Bishop’s Hat Scientific Name: Epimedium x versicolor ‘Sulphureum’ Native Habitat: Woodland edges and slopes in southwestern China. History / Discovery /

Nandina (Group)

Basic Information Common Name: Nandina (Group) Scientific Name: Nandina Native Habitat: Eastern Asia (Japan, China) History / Discovery / Cultivator Nandina, often called Heavenly Bamboo,

Japanese Mahonia

Basic Information Common Name: Japanese Mahonia Scientific Name: Mahonia japonica Native Habitat: Eastern Asia, specifically Japan and Taiwan. History / Discovery / Cultivator Mahonia japonica,

Skeleton Flower

Basic Information Common Name: Skeleton Flower Scientific Name: Diphylleia grayi Native Habitat: Moist, wooded slopes in the Appalachian Mountains and eastern Asia (Japan, China). History

Vancouveria

Basic Information Common Name: Vancouveria Scientific Name: Vancouveria Native Habitat: Moist, shaded forests of the Pacific Northwest, primarily in the understory of coniferous and deciduous

Inside-Out Flower

Basic Information Common Name: Inside-Out Flower Scientific Name: Vancouveria hexandra Native Habitat: Moist woodlands of the Pacific Northwest, USA. History / Discovery / Cultivator Vancouveria

Caulophyllum

Basic Information Common Name: Caulophyllum Scientific Name: Caulophyllum Native Habitat: Eastern North America History / Discovery / Cultivator Caulophyllum, commonly known as Blue Cohosh, is