Trillium sp nov Jones Gap Spillers each producing round green leaves

each producing round green leaves like its Zephyranthes candida parent

Jimmy Massey had a career as a botanist at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill

These PDN seedling selections are topped with large double flowers of pink-purple highlighted by a contrasting

Hedychium greenii

probably the brightest spotted cast iron plant we've ever grown

Trillium sp nov Jones Gap Spillers each producing round green leavesTrillium sp. nov. 'Jones Gap' is the latest yet un named new trillium species discovered in the upper corner of northwest South Carolina and northeast Georgia. In appearance, Trillium sp. nov. 'Jones Gap' is a pure white, erect flowered dwarf Trillium catesbaei form or, as a friend refers to it Trillium catesbaei WTF. We visited the population a few years ago where it grows among Trillium cuneatum at 1,600' elevation. We only have a limited number of