Tricyrtis, Toad Lily 'Samurai'

I've had great success with Blue Wonder toad lilies in zone 4a, so I'm now trying this variety. The blooms are lovely and I like the var...Read Moreiegated leaves. I'll change the rating to positive if it survives the coming Minnesota winter.

I've had this plant for several years now and still love it. It does not spread as quickly as regular toad lillies and does not get as ta...Read Morell but I still favor it. Its a nice plant for shady areas since it is varigated. It slowly clumps and is a great plant for sharing with others. Just pull up a piece and put it in dirt to propagate. I starts blooming in late summer but is blooming early this year because of the early heat wave. It dies back a little in winter and gets frost damage but rebounds quickly in the spring.

Mine has been a prolific bloomer and this is the only var. I have that produces seeds. I posted a picture of the seeds. Just as beautiful...Read More as alll toad lilies....

Atlanta - Easily grown from seed. I started with one plant, collected the seed in the fall and now have many. Some in shade and some in s...Read Moreun/shade. All are doing well. I have one planted where it gets almost no sun - and is in poor soil - that has not bloomed and needs to be moved. A really beautiful plant.