Yellow Toad Lily Seeds
Beautiful weeping habit
- Genus: Tricyrtis
- Species: macrantha
- Item Form: (P) Pkt of 25 seeds
- Zone: 6 - 8
- Bloom Start to End: Late Summer - Early Fall
- Habit: Weeping
- Seeds Per Pack: 25
- Plant Height: 12 in - 18 in
- Plant Width: 12 in - 18 in
- Light Requirements: Part Shade, Shade
- Moisture Requirements: Moist, well-drained
- Soil Tolerance: Normal, loamy
- Uses: Baskets, Border, Containers
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This distinctive perennial is commonly known as a Toad Lily and is native to Japan. It has a beautiful weeping habit and is notable for its 2-inch, deep yellow flowers with reddish brown spots inside a tubular shaped bell. They have glossy leaves and become pendulous as they bloom. With a nodding habit and hairless stems, these flowers are one of a kind. This shade loving plant is perfect for containers, woodland and shade gardens, and is best seated in an elevated position to have a full cascade effect.
Long lived, slowly spreading, and almost unbelievably elegant, this is a perennial you must try in your choicest shady garden spots. Space these plants about 2 feet apart, or slightly closer together if you want more dense coverage immediately. Plan for the long term with this flower—it will live a long and beautiful life where happy in the garden, and your indoor arrangements as well as your shade border or woodland garden will be all the better for it.
This distinctive perennial is commonly known as a Toad Lily and is native to Japan. It has a beautiful weeping habit and is notable for its 2-inch, deep yellow flowers with reddish brown spots inside a tubular shaped bell. They have glossy leaves and become pendulous as they bloom. With a nodding habit and hairless stems, these flowers are one of a kind. This shade loving plant is perfect for containers, woodland and shade gardens, and is best seated in an elevated position to have a full cascade effect.
Long lived, slowly spreading, and almost unbelievably elegant, this is a perennial you must try in your choicest shady garden spots. Space these plants about 2 feet apart, or slightly closer together if you want more dense coverage immediately. Plan for the long term with this flower—it will live a long and beautiful life where happy in the garden, and your indoor arrangements as well as your shade border or woodland garden will be all the better for it.