Fringe cups

Tellima grandiflora has graceful, upright, wiry spikes of knotty green flowers in early summer that become pink with age and are faintly scented. Fully hardy, plants grow well in any well-drained soil. They thrive in moist shade between flowers in a border. Also known as fringe cups, they make a good filler for separating strong shapes or bright colours. However, they are seen at their very best in light, dappled shade in a wild or woodland garden, or in a shady border grown among hostas or hardy ferns.

Looks good with:

Hosta 'Big Daddy'
Polystichum aculeatum