Tricyrtis lasiocarpa Rare It has a very distinctive

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

From a distance this pine has a grey appearance and sports the second largest cone that have strongly recurved scales

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

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

They require hot summers

Tricyrtis lasiocarpa Rare It has a very distinctiveA 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.