Tricyrtis puberula Mediterranean Europe Alongside the Arisaema candidissimum flower

Alongside the Arisaema candidissimum flower are two giant

yet very different

(aka: Dysosma pleiantha) Stunning is the only word to describe a mature specimen of the giant Chinese mayapple

Our clonal offering was collected in 1982 by the late Dr

the clump is topped with 2' tall spikes of lavender flowers

Tricyrtis puberula Mediterranean Europe Alongside the Arisaema candidissimum flowerThe 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