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Toad Lilies – Tricyrtis X Sinimone

By Pattyhankins @PattyHankins

I’ve photographed Toad Lilies (tricyrtis X sinimone) on a couple of occasions in recent years. Each time I see them, I’m reminded of what unusual flowers they have.

Toad lilies are members of the Lily family native to the Himilayas and Eastern Asia. They tend to be late-summer/fall blooming perennials. Here in the US, they can be grown in USDA zones 5a to 9b.

purple toad lily - tricyrtis X sinimone

© 2012 Patty Hankins

purple toad lily - tricyrtis X sinimone

© 2012 Patty Hankins

purple toad lily - tricyrtis X sinimone

© 2010 Patty Hankins

purple toad lily - tricyrtis X sinimone

© 2012 Patty Hankins

purple toad lily - tricyrtis X sinimone

© 2012 Patty Hankins

purple toad lily - tricyrtis X sinimone

© 2012 Patty Hankins

purple toad lily - tricyrtis X sinimone

© 2012 Patty Hankins

So what do you think of toad lilies?


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