Tricyrtis Amanogawa Spigelia This toad lily was originally

This toad lily was originally introduced by John Elsley of Wayside Gardens under the incorrect name Tricyrtis formosana 'Amethystina' (an extinct clone of the running species)

along railroad tracks in Marion

then you'll want to remove the infected mulch also

Japan that is reportedly now extinct in the wild

The more sun in which you site your plant

Tricyrtis Amanogawa Spigelia This toad lily was originallyTricyrtis 'Amanogawa' is an old Japanese hybrid of Tricyrtis perfoliata x Tricyrtis hirta, that's surprisingly difficult to find. The arching genes from the Tricyrtis perfoliata parent makes this toad lily perfect to arch over a rock or through ferns. The stems are clothed, from very late summer through early fall, with brown speckled leaves, leading to the creamy yellow, lightly speckled, orchid like flowers at the end of each stem. "Amanogawa" is