Tricyrtis 'Empress'

Advantages: Lively autumn flowering, unusual plant in gardens.

Packaging : 1L pot - Ready to plant

Tricyrtis or Orchid Lilies are beautiful flowers for late summer and autumn beds (flowering from August to October).

They thrive in damp, shady spots in the garden.

The rhizomes produce several stems, forming attractive clumps that tend to thicken to around forty centimetres.

They are fully hardy (-20°C).

Tricyrtis 'Empress' has large white flowers spotted with purple in autumn.

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Tricyrtis 'Empress'
Advantages: Lively autumn flowering, unusual plant in gardens.
Packaging : 1L pot - Ready to plant
Tricyrtis or Orchid Lilies are beautiful flowers for late summer and autumn beds (flowering from August to October).
They thrive in damp, shady spots in the garden.
The rhizomes produce several stems, forming attractive clumps that tend to thicken to around forty centimetres.
They are fully hardy (-20°C).
Tricyrtis 'Empress' has large white flowers spotted with purple in autumn.
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Range	Easy Garden
Color	White, Purple
Flowering	August, Septembre, October
Height	50-80 cm
Exposure	Semi-shade
Hardiness	Hardy (-20°C)
Presentation	1 Litre pot - Ready to plant

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Planting

Plant your Tricyrtis in a fairly shady to shady situation.

In their natural environment, tricyrtis grow in rather damp areas, at the edge of woods, in the plains or mountains. In the garden, they can also be grown in a shady bed or rockery. It can also be grown in pots.

Place it in cool, humus-rich, neutral or slightly acidic soil, sheltered from the wind that blows down the tall flower stems.

Flowering will be later if the summer is dry, returning with the September rains, which is not too bad in regions where the autumn is mild and long.