Trympostor

Plant Details

Distinguishing Characteristic: vigorous, pterugiform
Bloom Time: February
Mature Height: tall
Species: G. plicatus

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From the grower:

With bold markings on the outer segments, it is a seedling of the original ‘Trym’, itself named after the river Trym near Bristol. It was selected by Alan Street which he introduced in 2011 at the RHS show at Vincent Square in London, where it received a Preliminary Commendation. It is far more vigorous than its parent and rapidly forms a clump of distinctive pagoda shape flowers. The flowers are held well above the foliage floating like pixie hats sporting upturned outer tepals, especially as they mature.