Tricyrtis formosana

Description

In the fall garden, Toad Lilies stand out among the more common asters, mums and sedums. Well-grown clumps display gracefully arched stems, clasping glossy, green leaves. Late in the season, the most unusual, orchid-like flowers appear. About 1" long, blooms are blush white to pink, with reddish spots. The crimson filaments and styles are very prominent. Tricyrtis are fabulous season extenders, with attractive foliage and long-lasting blooms, when most perennials are past their peak. Bare Root