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Tag: Tricyrtis

Perennials, Plants

Toad Lily

We need flowers year round.  It just makes life a little bit better.  Tricyrtis is a perennial that blooms for us during August, September and October and can grow in partial shade.  Exciting, right? When I saw this one blooming it had an abundance of flowers that were dripping off the stem.   A nice contrast to the bright, warm colors of echinacea and rudbeckia. … Continue reading Toad Lily

Unknown's avatarrainyleafOctober 6, 2013October 6, 20131 Comment

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