Trillium cuneatum coll A11NC114 Impatiens and to slow aging

and to slow aging

a wild collection from Algeria

I returned home with a pup which produced a slowly offsetting specimen to 3' tall x 3' wide that we are pleased to finally introduce in 2014

hence the name 'New Lion'

from the center of which emerges a fleshy appendage resembling an upside-down purple carrot

Trillium cuneatum coll A11NC114 Impatiens and to slow agingThese flowering sized nursery seedlings represent genetics from our 2000 collection in Van Buren Co. Tennessee at 2031' elevation, where we found a population growing in an old roadside dump site alongside the likes of Hydrangea arborescens. This population had both purple, yellow, and intermediate flower color forms growing together. So far, all of our seedlings have flowered purple.