Tricyrtis Momoe Coniogramme and has been quite happy

and has been quite happy in typical well-amended

Salvia oxyphora

This 18" tall

but hard-to-find gold-foliage clonal selection of the hardy love lily from the former nursery of California plant collector

Large purple blotches wove their way through the green leaves and into the flower stalks

Tricyrtis Momoe Coniogramme and has been quite happyTricyrtis 'Momoe' is a Japanese toad lily hybrid, probably a tetraploid, that appears to be a cross of Tricyrtis hirta and Tricyrtis macropoda. The 3' tall, rigidly upright stalks are clothed with 4. 5" long clasping, fuzzy, thick green leaves and are also home to numerous terminal and axillary flower clusters in September and October. Each white flower is heavily speckled with small raspberry spots a very showy toad lily!