toad lily flower Toad Lily Collection

toad lily flower Toad Lily CollectionThis collection includes two each of Formosana, Raspberry Mousse, Blue Wonder and Latifolia. Varieties are labeled for ease of planting. Formosana: Provide some unexpected late season beauty to shaded corners with this ones orchidlike flowers and distinctive foliage. Each star shaped bloom features white petals elegantly dappled in purple, centred by a soft yellow throat. The blossoms are held aloft on hairy, 2432" stems clad in lance shaped leaves

This collection includes two each of Formosana, Raspberry Mousse, Blue Wonder and Latifolia. Varieties are labeled for ease of planting.

• Formosana: Provide some unexpected late-season beauty to shaded corners with this one’s orchidlike flowers and distinctive foliage. Each star-shaped bloom features white petals elegantly dappled in purple, centred by a soft yellow throat. The blossoms are held aloft on hairy, 24–32" stems clad in lance-shaped leaves ranging from dark to pale green. It’s a carefree addition to shaded garden beds and borders.
  
  
• Raspberry Mousse: This vigorous grower sports star-shaped, petite, rich red purple blooms that somewhat resemble orchids. Its ladderlike leaves alternate up slender stems. A whimsical flower that’s ideal for brightening up a shadowy perennial border or a wooded site! Easily adaptable, toad lilies tolerate a wide range of soil conditions and are very simple to grow.
  
  
• Blue Wonder: The best blue toad lily we’ve found! This charmer brings unexpected late-season colour to shady gardens, producing clusters of spotted azure blooms. Blue Wonder’s star-shaped flowers feature unique speckled petals in deep blue with white-and-yellow centres. Perfect for naturalizing along woodland paths, tucked between hostas or stationed near shaded patios where its intricate blooms can be admired up close. What’s more, this is one shade plant that can handle some sun!
  
  
• Latifolia: Yellow, orchidlike flowers dusted with reddishbrown spots bring late-season colour to shady beds, standing out cleanly against the plant’s broad, bright green leaves. Blooming from late summer to early fall, this deciduous perennial adds welcome structure where many plants fade. It draws honeybees, butterflies and other pollinators to the landscape. Often grown alongside shaded paths and beneath high-canopy trees.