Lilium Springville Brugmansia rosy pink flowers in mid-May

rosy pink flowers in mid-May (NC)

This accession is from seed from SC's ACE Basin Reserve (named for the converging Ashepoo

each with a frilly petaloid-filled creamy center

deer-resistant North American native that is always a perennial favorite (pardon the pun) for the border or the wild garden

I fell in love with the Crimean native Seseli gummiferum when I visited the Denver Botanic Garden in 2013

Lilium Springville Brugmansia rosy pink flowers in mid-MayLilium 'Springville' is an amazing natural hybrid of two North American native lilies, Lilium canadense and Lilium michiganense. Lilium 'Springville' was discovered in Jefferson County, Alabama, by Richard Scott and Russell Blue of Alabama Nursery Company. The 4' tall stalks are topped, starting in mid June (NC), with pendent scarlet red flowers, each spotted brown toward the throat. Lilium 'Springville' is both a spectacular and vigorous grower,