Tricyrtis flava Juncus knitting needle-like leaves that are

knitting needle-like leaves that are stiff and delightfully painful

or drain poorly

either extending the original mass or starting new masses

actually pseudo-stems of sheath leaf petioles

The only maintenance needed for Italian arum is to remove the seed heads in spring once they turn red

Tricyrtis flava Juncus knitting needle-like leaves that areTricyrtis flava is a rare "vulnerable" Japanese endemic toad lily species that is without a doubt one of the finest members of the genus, and certainly one of the least known. The foliage emerges in spring with dramatic dark purple spotting, that soon ages to dark green, before disappearing in the heat of summer. In early fall, the short, compact clumps are topped with clusters of quarter sized clear yellow, upward facing flowers, each held above the