Articles in this Topic Discussions in this Topic

Harbingers of Fall - Part VII - Tricyrtis - Page 3

Page 3

Oct 21, 1997

Tricyrtis hirta 'Variegata'

Crug Farm, Collector's Nursery, Longhall Nursery

Tricyrtis hirta alba

Crug Farm

Tricyrtis hirta hybrid

Crug Farm

Tricyrtis latifolia

Crug Farm, Collector's Nursery, Heronswood

Tricyrtis macrantha macranthopsis

Crug Farm, Heronswood

Tricyrtis macropoda (dilitata) BSWJ1271

Crug Farm, Collector's Nursery, H&H Botanicals, Heronswood, Longhall Nursery

Tricyrtis macropoda - 'Yungi Temple' form'

Collector's Nursery

Tricyrtis maculata HWJCM470

Crug Farm, (HWJCM 431 - Heronswood)

Tricyrtis nana

Crug Farm

Tricyrtis perfoliata

Crug Farm

Tricyrtis puberula

Munchkin Nursery

Go To Page: 1 2 3

The copyright of the article Harbingers of Fall - Part VII - Tricyrtis - Page 3 in Shade Gardening is owned by . Permission to republish Harbingers of Fall - Part VII - Tricyrtis - Page 3 in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.

Email Article

View All Articles

Here's the follow-up discussion on this article:

View all related messages

9. Oct 26, 1997 4:55 AM
This plant is tougher than typically given culture tips would suggest. I grow a nice clump in the middle of a perennial bed that is based on heavy clay soil--it gets VERY dry in the summer because I ...

-- posted by Diana_Pederson

8. Oct 24, 1997 11:26 PM
Barbara,

Even if it's not significant, it's nice he nods and smiles and doesn't say "What?" and turn and step right on it, like some husbands I will not name :-)

Marge

Gardening in Shade ...

-- posted by Marge_Talt

7. Oct 24, 1997 11:24 PM
Gay,

I'll look forward to your article on Rhododendrons! Your Apple Walk sounds quite neat as well as your method of getting people to appreciate Tricyrtis blooms!

Marge

Gardening in Shade ...

-- posted by Marge_Talt

6. Oct 23, 1997 7:55 AM
My husband likes the the tricyrtis, too, but I don't think that's particularly significant. He has been around the garden so long he'll smile and nod (politely) at almost anything!

Gay -- you must ...

-- posted by Cottage_Garden

5. Oct 23, 1997 12:47 AM
Dear Marge,
The tricyrtis grows well in the country garden.
They are planted under trained apple trees left in two straight rows and meeting in the middle. The whole garden is made from the old ap ...

-- posted by Gay_Klok

For a complete listing of article comments, questions, and other discussions related to Marge Talt's Shade Gardening topic, please visit the Discussions page.