Lilium pseudograyi Taylors Red Southeast Europe Although most nurseries list this

Although most nurseries list this cultivar as Campanula 'Blue Waterfall'

The wavy green-leaf clump to 15" tall (the shortest form of Crinum macowanii we grow) serves as a nice foil for the 2' tall flower spikes that adorn the plant from late May through August (NC)

starting in mid- August and continuing into October with 3' tall spikes of 6-8

highlighted by muted purple spots and an unusual central stripe of purple

Lilium pseudograyi Taylors Red Southeast Europe Although most nurseries list thisWe 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