Another late blooming perennial is called toad lily. This native of Japan has never quite been hardy in TPP's gardens, but we're trying again. There are some differences among varieties in flower color, but most are light- colored with dark purple spots and splotches. Nothing particularly toad like about it that TPP discerns but common names are common names. In a shady spot, and protected location, this lily can make a pretty nice clump of flowering stems especially in. Tricytis hirta is the species that they are placed in October, of course TPP still has tomatoes on the vine. Thank you global warming.
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