Tricyrtis Crow Leaf Antirrhinum please remember to use the

please remember to use the plastic recycling bin

the deep shade-loving sacred lilies are highlighted for the season with short stalks of brilliant red berries

803 expired) (aka: Anisocampium niponicum) Oregon's Diana Ballantyne introduced this stunning

where they are usually appreciated only by snails and slugs

each containing hundreds of blue flowers

Tricyrtis Crow Leaf Antirrhinum please remember to use theTricyrtis 'Crow Leaf' is a fascinating dwarf toad lily from Japan, which we originally obtained as a selection of Tricyrtis macropoda. Based on our trials, it is most likely a Tricyrtis macropoda hybrid. The long, narrow leaves have dark black green spots so large, they nearly consume the entire leaf, giving the plant a black appearance. Our oldest plants mature at a whopping 10" tall. The early October borne white flowers, spotted purple and