Lilium Tiger Babies Bangladesh hedgehog juniper resembles a prickly
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
hedgehog juniper resembles a prickly blue-green hedgehog and you'll never live long enough to need to use hedge clippers on this gem
(aka A1FL-113) This selection of the worldwide native Adiantum capillus-veneris comes from Washington Co
Agapanthus 'Prolific Blue' has thrived in cold hardiness trials in Zone 6 Michigan since 2010
Cyclamen africanum seems to add a bit of heat tolerance to the hybrid
Adiantum 'Bermuda Run' is composed of light green pinnae (fern leaflets) held along 1' long black arching stipes and forms a spreading mat to 10" tall x 4' wide in 10 years
Lilium Tiger Babies Bangladesh hedgehog juniper resembles a pricklyLilium 'Tiger Babies' is a fascinating Judith Freeman introduction of a polyploid 3 way hybrid of the white Lilium regale, the orange spotted tiger lily, Lilium lancifolium, and Asiatic lilies. The 4' tall stalks are topped, starting for us in early June (NC), with widely branched sprays of soft peachy orange, nicely spotted, lightly fragrant, 4" flowers with recurved petal tips. The flowers are favorite nectar sources for butterflies.