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Toxicodendron
Piedmont, MO
(Zone 6a)

October 12, 2004
02:03 PM

Post #1091526

Hairy Toad Lily
Tricyrtis hirta

Grown from seed several years ago...looks like I will have a lot of seeds this year.

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/537/

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htop
San Antonio, TX
(Zone 8b)


October 12, 2004
03:10 PM

Post #1091654

Lovely plant with lovely blooms. Thanks for sharing/
Toxicodendron
Piedmont, MO
(Zone 6a)

October 13, 2004
06:54 AM

Post #1092678

Thanks, Hazel. The only thing difficult about this plant is keeping the foliage in good shape all summer until it blooms. It is still loaded with flowers and is producing about 4 or 5 blooms per leaf axil and I have 5 plants, so it has been a very welcome member of my late garden this year. I fear a freeze may get it before it ripens the seeds, but if they mature, do you want some later on?


This message was edited Oct 15, 2004 6:36 AM
htop
San Antonio, TX
(Zone 8b)


October 15, 2004
02:47 AM

Post #1095723

I would love some. Thanks.

This message was edited Oct 15, 2004 1:48 AM
MsMaati
Newburgh, IN
(Zone 6a)

October 15, 2004
08:04 PM

Post #1096852

What is that little plant grown underneath the toad lily? Do you think it is the same as this one? Your toad lily is wonderful, I planted some for the first time this fall, hope it looks like yours next year.

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Toxicodendron
Piedmont, MO
(Zone 6a)

October 17, 2004
06:12 PM

Post #1099741

No it is not the same as your photo. I have a leaf of a celandine poppy seedling and some columbine leaves in the lower right hand corner and some lysimachia nummularia at the top.
Your plant looks a bit like astrantia, but there are a lot of plants with leaves similar to your picture. If you are wanting to identify your plant, try starting a thread in the Identification Forum and putting the picture there. There are a lot of experts that take a real delight in helping figure out what it might be.
soulgardenlove
Marietta, GA
(Zone 7b)

February 26, 2006
10:11 AM

Post #2072528

Hello there Tox, I was doing a search for this plant and would love to grow it. If you have any seeds to trade please let me know as i would be most grateful. Thanks

Susan
Toxicodendron
Piedmont, MO
(Zone 6a)

February 27, 2006
06:49 AM

Post #2074584

Hi Susan,
You have Dmail.
Toxi
beltzer71
Pretoria
South Africa

April 30, 2009
02:44 AM

Post #6482937

What a beautiful plant and flowers. Wynand

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