How to Grow and Care for Tricoryne

The yellow rush-lily is distinctive for its growth habits. As its many yellow flowers bloom, they twist spirally. This is a late blooming flower, appearing between late fall and early winter, with underground stems and leaves that wither as the flowers begin to show.

Tricoryne anceps is a slender, perennial herb, easily recognized by its distinctive yellow flowers often clustered atop elongated stems reaching towards the sun. The narrow, grass-like leaves cling to these stems, evolved to capture limited light in crowded terrains. Tricoryne anceps's hardy nature allows it to thrive in diverse environments, from sandy soils to rocky outcrops, displaying resilience and adaptability.