Lilium pseudograyi Taylors Red Leucanthemum centered around central Tennessee

centered around central Tennessee

starting in late February with 6" tall stalks of small mauve flowers

striata is an easy-to-grow century plant that resembles a well-fed porcupine

was identified by DNA in 2011 as an ancient hybrid between Sabal palmetto (above ground trunk) and Sabal minor (below ground trunk)

plants will often re-sprout from the base

Lilium pseudograyi Taylors Red Leucanthemum centered around central TennesseeWe are so excited to offer Lilium x pseudograyi, a rare, naturally occuring hybrid of two exceptional NC native lilies, Lilium canadense and the rare Lilium grayi. These hybrids are occasionally encountered below 3,000' elevation in the southern Appalachian mountains, where they occur in moist open woodlands and seasonally flooded sites. In late spring, the 4. 5' stalks are topped with solitary down turned red flowers, heavily spotted inside and