Tricyrtis puberula Hybrid first brought to our attention

first brought to our attention by Bob McCartney of Woodlanders

Established clumps of this easy-to-grow evergreen perennial will be adorned with short stems of bright red berries in winter

This unique new introduction from Hans Hansen was selected as a sport on Hosta 'Summer Music'

(Woods 1967) In August

Tricyrtis puberula Hybrid first brought to our attentionThe little known Tricyrtis puberula was incorrectly thought to be a synonym for the Japanese Tricyrtis latifolia by herbarium botanists, who had only seen dead herbarium specimens another reason live plants make for better ID's. Tricyrtis puberula emerges with large, hairy, glaucous leaves, highlighted by huge, attractive black spots. The stalks rise upward until late June (NC) when they are topped with terminal sprays of light brown flowers, each