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Trachelospermum asiaticum
Asian Jasmine, Yellow star jasmineFamily: Apocynaceae
Origin: Southeast Asia
Moderately frost hardy vine that grows in full sun to full shade, asian jasmine has oval leaves 1-2 inches long that are glossy and dark green. It has a compact habit and will grow prostrate on the ground or cling to a wall. It is the answer for anyone wanting that elusive combination: an evergreen climber with heavily scented flowers. The foliage is neat and unobtrusive, and makes a good background for the clusters of creamy white flowers that appear in mid-summer. It is particularly good for growing over an arch or arbour where the delicious perfume can be best appreciated.
Tricyrtis macrantha, Tricyrtis macranthopsis
Yellow Chinese Toad LilyFamily: Liliaceae (Formerly:Uvulariaceae / Liliaceae)
Subfamily: Calochortoideae
Origin: Japan
Large clear yellow bell shaped flowers bloom along the stem in late summer and early Fall. This is one of the best toad lilies but it is slower to spread making an impressive clump in 2-3 years. Preferring a sheltered semi-shaded site with adequate moisture they make ideal subjects for the woodland garden. Propagation: By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets); from seed.
Tripteris sinuata, Osteospermum sinuatum
Trailing African DaisyFamily: Asteraceae
Origin: Southern Africa
Some authors have classified as a Tripteris subgenus of Osteospermum, but more recent studies support separating it as a distinct genus.
Tristellateia australasiae
Shower of gold climber, Vining Galphimia, Vining MilkweedFamily: Malpighiaceae
Origin: Southeast Asia to New Caledonia
The genus Tristellateia consists of about 30 species of woody vines, native to tropical East Africa, Madagascar, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands. T. australasiae, a native from Southeast Asia to New Caledonia, is a vigorous climber with 6 inch long ovate to lance-shaped, lush green leaves. The yellow flowers have red stamens and are borne in terminal, loose recemes. Each inflorescence has up to 30 flowers. Fruits are star-like capsule with wings. When they mature, they become a brownish capsule.
Trollius asiaticus
Asian Globe flowerFamily: Ranunculaceae
Origin: China, Japan
Trollius Asiaticus has rich orange-yellow flowers and bright orange-red anthers, is hardy even in the most exposed positions, and differs from the European Globe-flowers chiefly in its less globular flowers, small finely-divided foliage, and taller growth.
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