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Tricyrtis hirta ‘Taiwan Atrianne’. The flowers on this variety are particularly heavily coloured. The spidery petals are heavily spotted in rich maroon with the spots coalescing at the tips to form a dark blotch. 1m tall
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The flowers on this variety are particularly heavily coloured. The spidery petals are heavily spotted in rich maroon with the spots coalescing at the tips to form a dark blotch. 1m tall
Tricyrtis are all very hardy, most tolerating temperatures down to -20oC, though tolerance of prolonged low temperatures is enhanced by snow cover or an deep organic mulch. They all like a humus rich, moisture retentive soil in partial shade. Sun can be tolerated provided there is adequate moisture to compensate. This will confer the benefit of earlier flowering. tricyrtis come from areas of the world that receive abundant rain in the growing season.
The common name of Toad Lily is a reference to the spotted nature of the flowers, similar to a Toad’s warty skin, and may allude to some species being used to kill toads.
Tricyrtis – from the Greek words, ‘treis’ = three & ‘kyrtos’ = convex, a reference to the bag like nature of the base of the outer petals.
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