Tricyrtis formosana

Bearing what, on first sight are orchid-like flowers. The white background nearly covered with rosy-purple freckling. Very upright and wiry stemmed, the first flowers are replaced by sequences of further flushes of flowers on the lower branches. Easy, persistent and a useful cut flower with it's wiry stem.

Planting Instructions

From divisions. Plant crowns (point up) in sun or part shade in moisture retentive soils. 4" (10cm) deep and 3" (8cm) apart.

Plant Details

Flowers    September / October
Height      36" (90cm)
Hardy