Tricyrtis affinis Meigetsu Southwest Europe is equally unbelievable

is equally unbelievable

but the number one reason to grow them are the raspberry-purple flowers in late winter

We believe this to be one of the first US offerings of this rare ginger

It completely disappears in winter

Tricyrtis affinis Meigetsu Southwest Europe is equally unbelievableTricyrtis affinis 'Meigetsu' is to Tricyrtis hirta like caviar is to a cheeseburger more deliciously unique than a "wow, got to have it" plant for the masses. Tricyrtis affinis 'Meigetsu' is a small, slow growing Japanese selection that emerges with a black purple stem adorned with creamy white leaves, each surrounded by a narrow, but heavily ruffled dark green border. In the heat of summer, the leaves turn green as the 20" tall stalk is topped with