Trillium tennesseense Leonotis but we are thrilled to

but we are thrilled to finally offer a few to our customers

editorum from SW Virginia x a Roan Mountain form of Lilium grayi

if you don't live on the West Coast

We received this lovely hardy gesneriad in 2004 as Hemiboea cavaleri

(In lay language

Trillium tennesseense Leonotis but we are thrilled toWe are pleased to finally offer the newly named, and very rare Trillium tennesseense for the first time in 2025. This gem hails from Eastern Tennessee's Hamblin and Hawkins Counties, where it's only known from three sites. We first visited the population in 2013, prior to it being formally named, and it's taken us 12 years to build up enough to finally share. For us, Trillium tennesseense is one of the latest trillium species to emerge here, finally