I've had this plant just under two years now. It is doing nicely.
It does tend to get too tall to support its weight a bi...Read Moret later in the growing season and as a result it droops over. This may be a result of a bit too much shade as it strives upward for light. In any event the flower is much loved by my wife.
Medium 25" - Plant 2' apart. zone 5/6-9. Exotic, orchid-like blooms are larger than most Tricyrtis. Glistening purple highlighted with p...Read Morealer purple and white, enhanced with a reddish freckling. A fall performer for shade, blooming right up to frost.
Chesterland, OH (Zone 5b) | February 2006 | neutral
This plant is new for me this year (2005). My flowers were the same color as rcn48's picture shows. I agree that it was earlier to boom-J...Read Moreuly for me here in northern OH. My plant did set a lot of buds, just like in rcn48 picture.
Nice Tricyrtis.
New plant for us although we grow alot of other Tricyrtis. We were attracted to this cultivar because it had been promoted as the first '...Read Morepink' blooming Tricyrtis. Although there is some variation in the color of the blooms, it is not really 'pink'. However, it is a very pretty flower and blooms a little earlier than most Tricyrtis. The foliage tends to be more glossy than others - a nice plus for this plant, and appears to be a vigorous grower.
I've had this plant just under two years now. It is doing nicely.
It does tend to get too tall to support its weight a bi...Read More
This is a stunning flower, though small. Very attractive to slugs, however.
Medium 25" - Plant 2' apart. zone 5/6-9. Exotic, orchid-like blooms are larger than most Tricyrtis. Glistening purple highlighted with p...Read More
This plant is new for me this year (2005). My flowers were the same color as rcn48's picture shows. I agree that it was earlier to boom-J...Read More
New plant for us although we grow alot of other Tricyrtis. We were attracted to this cultivar because it had been promoted as the first '...Read More