Tricyrtis macropoda Lushan Fall Flowering Plants We grew this seed batch

We grew this seed batch of Agave ovatifolia and it was soon obvious there had been some romantic hanky panky in the high desert mountains of Northern Mexico where these originated

It has taken 9 degrees F with no problem

The deciduous stalks emerge in spring

is usually found on semi-open floodplain ridges

The 1' wide clump of strongly dissected

Tricyrtis macropoda Lushan Fall Flowering Plants We grew this seed batchFor 2024, we are pleased to introduce Tricyrtis macropoda 'Lushan', a superb 2015 Scott McMahan Dan Hinkley Ozzie Johnson collection from 3,500', in the natural area around the Lushan Botanical Garden in Jiangxi Province, China. In spring, the velvety foliage emerges heavily spotted as the stalks lurch upward. As summer progresses, and the stalks extend to 2', the stems arch, culminating in a 30" wide clump, topped by a superb flower display, starting