Lilium superbum Sedum named and introduced by Plant

named and introduced by Plant Delights/JLBG in 2019

bright yellow flowers in late spring

plastic-like foliage gives the appearance of a ploidy mutation (extra chromosomes)

This is the largest of the blue hostas

seal the drainage holes if escaping into the ground is possible

Lilium superbum Sedum named and introduced by PlantWe are pleased to offer nursery propagated plants of the rarely available, North American native turks cap lily. Lilium superbum, which ranges from New Hampshire south to Louisiana, is usually native to wet meadows as well as sandy acidic woodland swamps. In the garden, we find moist, well drained soils to be perfect. The whorled leaf stalks emerge from the stoloniferous bulbs and shoot upward in spring, topping out at 6 7' in height. In mid summer,