Tricyrtis lasiocarpa Rare A New Zealand native with

A New Zealand native with a zig-zagging growth habit that gives rise to its common name

It has a very distinctive leaves with lobes separated by deep sinuses and a very prominent crown at the tip

Flowers attractive to bees and butterflies

This fast growing deciduous twining vine is native to China

this very hardy old variety is almost long forgotten and is quite hard to find nowadays

Tricyrtis lasiocarpa Rare A New Zealand native withA fascinating perennial from the Liliaceae family from east Asia that flowers much later the other Tricyrtis sp. in early autumn. Very easy to grow, prefers a shaded spot with moist well drained soil, grows to about 1m.