Tricyrtis sp. 24/9 Restock treat the night-blooming jasmine as

treat the night-blooming jasmine as a creature of the evening and plant accordingly

Heavy petal flowers tend to nod which is advantage in roses usually seen from below

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the nineteenth-century German botanist and nurseryman

Tricyrtis sp. 24/9 Restock treat the night-blooming jasmine asTricyrtis is a small genus of woodland lilies from the Himalayas and eastern Asia, and this plant, almost certainly Tricyrtis formosana, carries the whole strange charm of the group in a single late season flower. The botanical name joins the Greek treis, three, with kyrtos, humped or swollen, for the three little nectar sacs that bulge at the base of each bloom, a detail worth crouching down to find. The species epithet formosana points to Formosa,