Tricyrtis Crow Leaf Member Additional Discount While Salvia glabrescens can take

While Salvia glabrescens can take an hour or two of morning sun

The sandpapery green-leaved basal rosettes give rise to 18" tall stalks in spring

This dazzling 2001 hybrid from the late Fleming Brothers makes a 3' tall compact clump adorned with hydrangea-shaped foliage

where they've survived with no protection despite their tropical origins

it should be removed

Tricyrtis Crow Leaf Member Additional Discount While Salvia glabrescens can takeTricyrtis 'Crow Leaf' is a fascinating dwarf toad lily from Japan, which we originally obtained as a selection of Tricyrtis macropoda. Based on our trials, it is most likely a Tricyrtis macropoda hybrid. The long, narrow leaves have dark black green spots so large, they nearly consume the entire leaf, giving the plant a black appearance. Our oldest plants mature at a whopping 10" tall. The early October borne white flowers, spotted purple and