This distinctive perennial is commonly known as a Toad Lily and is native to Japan. It has a beautiful weeping habit and is notable for its two inch, deep yellow flowers with reddish brown spots inside a tubular shaped bell. They have glossy leaves and become pendulous as they bloom! With a nodding habit and hairless stems, these flowers are one of a kind! This shade loving plant is perfect for containers, woodland and shade gardens, and is best seated in an elevated position to have a full cascade effect.

Long lived, slowly spreading, and almost unbelievably elegant, this is a perennial you must try in your choicest shady garden spots! Space these plants about 2 feet apart, or slightly closer together if you want more dense coverage immediately. Plan for the long term with this flower -- it will live a long and beautiful life where happy in the garden, and your indoor arrangements as well as your shade border or woodland garden will be all the better for it! Zones 6-8.