Lilium speciosum Fourth of July Pulmonaria all-gold form that was actually

all-gold form that was actually derived from H

since ice plants love gravelly soils

improving with age

The Royal Horticultural Society named Iris unguicularis as one of the top 200 plants of the last 200 years

The 1' tall stalks of Trillium x ludoviciatum terminate with whorls of silver and olive mottled leaves topped with narrow red petals which vary within the size and shape range of both parents

Lilium speciosum Fourth of July Pulmonaria all-gold form that was actuallyLilium speciosum 'Fourth of July' is an incredibly heat tolerant form of the beautiful Lilium speciosum that we picked up when visiting plantsman Bobby Green in Southern Alabama. While typical Lilium speciosum thrives in colder climates, it dislikes the heat and humidity of the deep southeast US, but Lilium speciosum 'Fourth of July' thrives in this region. Each sturdy 6' tall stalk opens for us in mid July, showcasing 12 14, outfacing, pendant