Trillium vaseyi Erigeron Alstroemeria 'Patricia Lynn' was named

Alstroemeria 'Patricia Lynn' was named in 2000 in honor of the former Connecticut First Lady

We're pretty sure this is a hybrid of Kniphofia rooperi

A clump formed from the large rounded 3-4" leaves makes a spectacular specimen for the woodland rock garden

topped with luscious orangey-bronze flowers that often show a narrow yellow border and a small yellow throat

We are pleased to introduce this Hans Hansen creation

Trillium vaseyi Erigeron Alstroemeria 'Patricia Lynn' was namedWe are excited to share one of the true gems of the trillium world the amazing Trillium vaseyi. Native to the region where the Carolinas intersect with Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama, Trillium vaseyi is found in moist, rich woodlands, especially near streams. Although Trillium vaseyi was originally thought to be a large flowered form of Trillium erectum, it has been determined to be quite distinct with a sweeter fragrance, later flowering time,