Trillium freatum Spencer Equisetum since the resulting seedling will

since the resulting seedling will look nothing like the parent

you can't say the same for true lupines

The 1' tall x 2' wide clumps emerge bright gold in spring

We find this selection to be a superb color feature in the early summer garden

Dentaria 'Supermax' goes summer dormant

Trillium freatum Spencer Equisetum since the resulting seedling willTrillium x freatum 'Spencer' is a 2020 Plant Delights JLB introduction of what we feel are naturally occurring hybrids between Trillium cuneatum and Trillium freemanii that we first discovered in Van Buren County, TN in 2000. Here, it grew at 2,000' elevation on a north facing slope with Hydrangea arborescens. It's certainly possible that this actually represents a new, undiscovered species, but due to the variable petal width (between T. freemanii