Tricyrtis Puberula

Yellow, waxy, starry flowers are attractively speckled with deep purple, and have reflexed yellow anthers decorating the face, all atop stems clad in large, hairy, glaucous leaves, highlighted by attractive black spots. These lovely lily relatives usually flower very late in the year but this particular one can begin as early as July or August, going dormant long before Tricyrtis hirta comes into flower. They are perfect for any humus enriched, slightly moist, well drained soil, preferably in partial shade.