WOODLAND PERENNIALS
NEW! Thalictrum grandiflorum Zones 6-8 #019-031
Large pale pink flower, rare Thalictrum from China. Limited supply.
Thalictrum kiushianum Zones 6-8 #019-007
Dwarf creeping species from western Japan, heavy blooming with pink flowers.
Thalictrum rochebrunianum Zones 6-8 #019-022
Japanase native Thalictrum with pale lavender color flowers. Good for cut flower. Easy to grow.
Thalictrum urbaini Zones 6-8 #019-013
This rue anemone from Taiwan looks like a cross between Thalictrum and Anemonella, with white "petals" and fuzzy white stamens. It likes a humus-rich soil in light to moderate shade, not too dry. Beautiful for mid-summer color.
Thalictrum urbaini 'Taiwan Baika' Zones 6-8 #019-012
Taiwan Baika is the selected clone as the petal remain longer. The flowers seems as Anemonella. Easy to grow.
Thermopsis lupinoides Zones 5-8 #045-003
Titanotrichum oldhami Zones 9-8 #007-023
Tofieldia japonica Zones 6-9 #057-009
Tofieldia japonica 'Rosea' Zones 6-9 #057-044
Tofieldia nuda var. furusei Zones 6-9 #057-006
Dwarf tufted Japanese perennial with starry white flowers in July..
Trautvetteria caroliniensis var. japonica Zones 6-9 #019-006
Rare Japanese woodland perennial with white flower and maple-shaped leaves.
Tricyrtis affinis Zones 4-9 #056-002
Fall-blooming Japanese toad-lily to 2 feet tall. Flowers are upward-facing, white with purple spots. Easy, showy species that is seldom offered.
Tricyrtis 'Amanogawa' Zones 4-9 #056-032
Japanese Tricyrtis hybrids with creamy-yellow and purple spots.
Tricyrtis 'Dai Nagon' Zones 4-9 #056-062
Tricyrtis 'Edo no Hana' Zones 4-9 #056-069
NEW! Tricyrtis 'Fairy' Zones 4-9 #056-103
Tricyrtis flava Zones 4-9 #056-006
Japanese toad-lily with upward-facing large bright yellow flowers in September. Dark purple stems add contrast.
Tricyrtis flava 'Soshin' Zones 4-9 #056-007
Tricyrtis formosana 'Autumn Glow' Zones 4-9 #056-016
This species is a very dependable garden plant, creep to form nice colonies, with pink/purple flowers in autumn. This new variation adds a yellow leaf margin to the list of reasons to grow this species. Easy in light to moderate shade in humus-rich soil.
Tricyrtis formosana 'Daruma' Zones 4-9 #056-021
Very dwarf selection with round and thick leaves. Easy in light to moderate shade in humus-rich soil.
NEW! Tricyrtis 'Fuji no Niji' Zones 4-9 #056-092
NEW! Tricyrtis 'Fuji no Yuki' Zones 4-9 #056-099
Tricyrtis 'Kohaku' Zones 4-9 #056-023
Tricyrtis 'Komon' Zones 4-9 #056-091
Tricyrtis macrantha 'Tosa' Zones 4-9 #056-044
Tricyrtis macrantha var. macranthopsis Zones 4-9 #056-025
Tricyrtis macropoda Zones 4-9 #056-001
Tall slender Japanese toad-lily with upward-facing white flowers with purple spots in July.
Tricyrtis 'Manten no Hoshi' Zones 4-9 #056-058
Tricyrtis 'Mine no Yuki' Zones 4-9 #056-033
Tricyrtis 'Momoe' Zones 4-9 #056-076
Tricyrtis 'Momoyama' Zones 4-9 #056-043
Tricyrtis nana 'Karasuba' Zones 4-9 #056-008
One of the best selection of Japanese toad-lily. Dwarf type this toad-lily has purple leaf and vivid yellow flowers makes good contrast.
Tricyrtis 'Niitaka' Zones 4-9 #056-019
Large flower with blue-purple color. Vigorous and easy to grow. Good for cut flower.
Tricyrtis ohsumiensis Zones 4-9 #056-012
Yellow flowers toad-lily with broad shaped leaves. One of the best plants for shade gardens.
Tricyrtis 'Omokage' Zones 4-9 #056-080
Tricyrtis 'Oniji' Zones 4-9 #056-090
Tricyrtis 'Orihime' Zones 4-9 #056-089
Tricyrtis perfoliata Zones 4-9 #056-010
Japanese species with lax stems that drapes well over rocks, or cascades down a slope. Glossy, bright green leaves are pierced by the stem.
Tricyrtis 'Seiryu' Zones 4-9 #056-068
Tricyrtis 'Shikin' Zones 4-9 #056-040
Large flower with blue-purple color. Vigorous and easy to grow. Good for cut flower.
Tricyrtis 'Shizuka Gozen' Zones 4-9 #056-084
Tricyrtis 'Tosui' Zones 4-9 #056-085
Trillium kamtschaticum Zones 4-8 #051-006
Japanese trillium with large white flowers and broad green leaves.
Trillium smallii Zones 4-8 #051-004
Japanese trillium with broad green leaves and small curious flowers made up of purple-tinged sepals and purple anthers.
