Lilium canadense v editorum Reverend Walker Hydrangea so it needs to be

so it needs to be trialed further north

Even where it's not winter hardy

keeps them from getting stressed and becoming susceptible to spider mites

have you watched enough Sci-Fi Channel to get the picture

the clumps are adorned with short stalks of bright red berries in the winter

Lilium canadense v editorum Reverend Walker Hydrangea so it needs to beLilium canadense v. editorum 'Reverend Walker' is an amazing native lily shared with us by native plant guru Doug Walker, who discovered this population in north Georgia's Dade County. Lilium canadense 'Reverend Walker' produces an amazing 5' tall stalk, adorned with wide whorled leaves. Each stalk is topped with branched heads of pendent flower buds. The buds open for us in late May early June to reveal 7 10 bright red flowers per stalk, each with a