A wild-collected form from Japan, brought into cultivation by a Japanese nursery and introduced thence to the USA by Dan Hinkley in the 1990s. Apparently two variegated forms of terniflora are commonly found in the wild in Japan, the other having cream-margined leaves, so this name could lead to confusion as to which form was meant.

Country of origin:	Japan
Parentage:  (s) = seed parent	Species