Toad lily (Tricyrtis)
Doesn't it remind you of a tiny orchid? This lovely little lily blooms in late September/ early October in the shade beneath a little-leaf linden tree in my side yard.
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23 friends stopped by to say:
That is stunning!
Very pretty! I have some kind of lily that's ready to bloom in my yard. I hope it's not too late now. The dahlias I planted in the summer just came out. Will have to put them in earlier next year.
Not seen anything like this. It's a little weird. But pretty. I think I like it.
Quite beautiful. MB
This little gem is worth waiting for.
yes, it reminds me of an orchid. it's exotic and beautiful!
Yes sure it reminds me of an orchid..
How lovely and special it is! :)
I also liked your stairways in your previous post! What a long stairway inside that buildning!
Wow, Wow, that is stunning!
It does remind me of an orchid--a lot.
When your page first opened I thought it was an orchid. It is a beautiful little flower.
It looks so exotic. Beautiful.
What a stunning flower! Here it is called Japanische Krötenlilie. Well taken!
Very nice photo.
Regards and best wishes
Wonderful detail!
Beautiful orchid. Such unusual pattern.
It's a pretty lily... and looks more like an orchid than a toad, that's for sure!
Thank you for following my blog and for the nice comment. It's so kind of you. Great picture of the purple / white flower in your blog. Have a nice day.
Glorious colours!
Autumn here is looking pretty as ever... All the greenery seems to have switched on some kind of button and all of a sudden turned reddish and we've enjoyed days much sunnier than in summer...
God bless you!
Cezar
I cannot believe this treasure grows in your yard! What a fantastic shape and color.
I thought it was an orchid when I first look at it. Very unique and beautiful lily.
I love the spots in the lily. And they looked like orchids indeed.
Thank you also for identifying my flower this week! ;-)
That is a very unusual, beautiful flower.
It does look like an orchid, so delicate and pretty, a lovely photograph!
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