Trillium decipiens Russellmania Lycoris who introduced a plethora of

who introduced a plethora of great garden plants

topped in very late spring with 10" stalks

Beginning in late summer

a botanical liaison was consummated between Agave neomexicana and Agave lechuguilla

Blue oak sage prefers a very well-drained site in the border or rock garden

Trillium decipiens Russellmania Lycoris who introduced a plethora ofTrillium decipiens 'Russellmania' is our seed produced strain of the lovely Trillium decipiens from East Central Alabama. Unlike the North Florida forms of Trillium decipiens, the Alabama forms emerge later, and flowers for us in late March (NC). The stunningly camoflauged leaves are green with prominent silver centered veining and held atop 9" beet red stalks. The leaves are topped with 2 3" tall carmine red petals a real stunner. These set very poor