Trichocereus Love Child Pink Flowering Plants Native to shaded mountainous cliffs

Native to shaded mountainous cliffs in Shikoku and Kyushu

As with most ladyslipper orchids

This stunning upright specimen made a 30" tall x 42" wide architectural clump of corrugated

The foliage usually emerges in late October (NC)

Tricyrtis perfoliata is one of several weeping toad lily species

Trichocereus Love Child Pink Flowering Plants Native to shaded mountainous cliffsSometimes, you dream of a plant for years, and on rare occasions, those dreams comes true. Such is the case with Trichocereus 'Love Child'. Since I was a child, I dreamed of being able to grow giant Saguaro cactus outdoors in Zone 7b, but failed every time. A circuitous route to a similar goal began when NC plantsman Mike Papay hybridized Trichocereus bruchii, resulting in a hardy second generation plant he named Trichocereus 'Big Time'. He created