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Tricyrtis 'Hototogisu'
Tricyrtis 'Hototogisu'
Price: $8.00 In Stock

Quart Pot
Toad Lily. I doubt a Toad ever saw this plant. Where do they get these names anyway? Great plant for late summer color with numerous starry heavily spotted purplish red flowers. The mottled leaves are attractive in their own right especially in spring. Good cut flower. Likes a moist rich soil.
Tricyrtis sp.
Tricyrtis latifolia ex SICH 1735
Price: $10.00 In Stock

4" Pot
A Toadlily collected by our late friend Peter Wharton of UBC in Sichuan which is a superior foliage plant with bold black mottlings especially vivid on the new growth. In bright shade to part sun this has strong vertical stiff stems which have mid to late summer buff to amber-brown flowers. Pretty cool and the first of the Tricyrtis to bloom for us. These are second generation plants. We saw this same species growing in a lightly shaded ravine on Leigongshan in China in 2010 and were reminded of Peter who had been to the same province in 2008.
Tricyrtis macrantha ssp. macranthopsis
Tricyrtis macrantha ssp. macranthopsis
Price: $10.00 In Stock

Quart Pot
Fabulous Toad Lily with long arching almost hanging stems which have large broadly tubular rich yellow flowers sprinkled with red spotting in the interior. Yea verily. Perfect in a semi-shaded moist situation where it can spill, arch, hang and enchant. Ideally you would plant this on a humusy shoulder on the NE aspect of your sloping moss-covered cliff where it approaches the lower end of the pool which was formed in the creek by the waterfall at the pool's head and where it can catch the occasional errant waft of mist swirled by the intermittent gentle breeze underneath the high canopy of mature Acer palmatum. Lacking these very basic amenities, a simple moisture retentive woodsy soil in the shade will do quite nicely.
Tricyrtis ohsumiensis 'Nakatsugawa'
Tricyrtis ohsumiensis 'Nakatsugawa'
Price: $12.00 (Out of Stock)

Quart Pot
A most worthy Toadlily species and especially so in this uncommon selection. Compact and chunky to less than a foot tall, this has a low center of gravity so despite the weight of the large soft yellow flowers, no staking required! This deviates from the typical species by having a distinct creamy margin to the leaves. I'll take mine with cream, please.