Prime Perennials Nursery

	Tellima grandiflora Odorata Group	Wands of creamy-green bell-like flowers, [later flushing pink], and scented of old fashioned pinks. May/July. Humus-rich soil. Part-shade. [2'] 61cm. Good ground-cover. Nice in arrangements.
	Thalictrum delavayi	Elegant plant, with maidenhair type foliage, and [5'] 152cm. branching stems carrying numerous, small lilac flowers, with prominent cream stamens. July/Sept. Foliage, buttercup-yellow in autumn. Rich retentive soil. Sun/light-shade. AGM Divisions.
	Thalictrum delavayi album	Equally desirable, and seldom seen is the white form of the above. Ours ages with a very slight lilac tint. Ensure that it has good drainage in winter though. [4'] 122cm.
	Thalictrum diffusiflorum	Words can't do justice to describe this beauty. Above finely divided gray-green foliage, huge anemone-like blue-lilac flowers with yellow stamens supported on [3'] 91cm. wiry stems. The one drawback is that it needs support and is best grown near a shrub over which it can sprawl. [well who's perfect.] Moist, but well-drained soil with roots in shade. It hates hot dry conditions. Few only. 1ltr. pots.
	Thalictrum flavum Illuminator	Bright-yellow spring foliage, maturing soft creamy-gray with pink highlights, becoming green as the season progresses. Dense creamy-yellow fluffy flowers in June/July. Rich moist soil. Sun/light-shade. [4'] 122cm. Divisions.
	Thalictrum flavum ssp. glaucum	Self supporting, a handsome meadow-rue with glaucus foliage, complimented with soft lemon-yellow flowers. A vase of this with Buddleia 'Lochinch' looks wonderful. June/Aug. Rich moist soil. Sun. [5'] 152cm. AGM Divisions.
	Thalictrum pubescens	Syn. T. polygamum. Another one of my favorites. Blue-green maiden-hair type foliage, and rounded puffs of fluffy cream flowers tipped with green. June/Aug. Remove flowered stems to extend the season. Moist soil. Sun/light-shade. [4'+] 120cm+
	Thalictrum rochebruneanum	Lacks the grace and delicacy of T. davidii, but has waxy lilac flowers, that are supported on purple flushed stems. June/Aug. Retentive soil. Part/shade. [6'+] 183cm. divisions.
	Tiarella Mint Chocolate	Maple shaped leaves with brown centers edged coral in winter. Pale spikes of pinky-beige flowers, April/June, repeating periodically well into the autumn. Shade. Few only.
	Tiarella Star Fish	New variety from the States, with superb foliage, with the center heavily marked with brown and shaped like a Star-fish [a little poetic license by those who named it maybe!] Pink budded white flowers, spring onwards and periodically through to autumn.
	Tradescantia Concord Grape	[Andersoniana Group] Lance shaped foliage, topped with magenta flowers, for a long season. June until first frosts. Moist, fertile soil. Sun/light-shade. [18"] 46cm.
Tricyrtis Perfect for the woodland garden, shady border and even containers, the following Toad Lilies appreciate humus-rich moist but free-draining soil and shade. Protection in the form of a winter mulch is advised, because their fleshy dormant roots grow near to and sometimes even above ground-level. Division should take place, when the plants are dormant in early spring, at the same time protecting new growth from slugs and snails.
	Tricyrtis Empress	Superb hybrid, with extra large flowers, composed of narrow white petals, spotted with dark maroon-purple opening wider than the norm. In flower continuously over several weeks. June/September.
	Tricyrtis formosana Dark Beauty	Opening from maroon buds, these stunning flowers, are densely spotted with dark purple/blue, over a ground color of white. Good dark green foliage.
	Tricyrtis formosana Gilt Edge	Striking Toad Lily, with dark-green foliage, edged with an irregular margin of yellow-cream, and deep-pink spotted flowers.
	Tricyrtis formosana Taroko Toad	Syn. Tricyrtis formosana BSWJ6705 A lovely form, seed of which was collected in Taroko, Northern Taiwan by Bleddyn Wynn-Jones. This Toad Lily has broadly reddish-purple spotted funnel shaped flowers with yellow tinged throats. [2'+] 61cm.
	Tricyrtis hirta Miyazaki	Arching in habit, with pleasing large flowers freckled with dusky lavender, which converges at the base of the petals to form a solid lavender ring. Hairy foliage.
	Tricyrtis Kohaku	Very eye catching exotic large creamy white flowers heavily speckled with deep maroon, increasing in density towards the center of the flower, where they almost overlap. This is a short, lax growing plant but will easily fill an area with a spread of 3ft.
	Tricyrtis lasiocarpa B&SWJ 3635	Lovely new Crug introduction with autumn flowers lightly spotted purple and blue purple zoning. [3'] 91cm. Sun or shade. Well-drained soil.
	Tricyrtis lasiocarpa BSWJ7013	Another superb rare species which Bleddyn Wynn-Jones, brought back from Taiwan. The terminal spidery flowers, are heavily spotted with purple, but with a pink-purple zoning. Well-drained soil. Sun/shade. [24x18"] 61x46cm. Few only.
	Tricyrtis macropoda [dilatata] BSWJ 8829	Crug collection from the Chirisan area of S. Korea. Superb and distinct, reflexed white flowers spotted pinkish-purple. One of the nicest I've seen for a long time. Retentive but well-drained soil. Part-shade. 70cm.
	Tricyrtis White Towers	T. hirta group. Clump forming, with pale-green sparsely spotted, hairy leaves, and from the leaf axles. branched clusters of upward facing, white, unspotted, flowers with pink stamens, Mid-summer/late autumn. Nice. [2 x 1'] 61 x 30cm.
	Trifolium rubens	Neat bushes of clover foliage with very large oval heads of purplish-red flowers, which turn silky once flowering is over. Summer. Well-drained soil. Sun. [15"] 38cm. Divisions.
	Tritonia lineata Name unconfirmed.	South African relatives of Crocosmia, this dwarf species, should have biscuit colored flowers in late summer. Winter dormant. Rock garden. Sun. Few only.
	Tupistra aurantiaca BSWJ 2267	Syn. Campylandra aurantica. New introduction by Bleddyn Wynn-Jones from forests of Sikkim. Tuberous/rhizomatous perennial, forming a tufted clump of strap shaped leaves with spikes of green flowers May/June followed by red berries. Few only!