Lilium pyrophilum 4b 6" leaves of green are

6" leaves of green are marbled with muted silver patterns

Bugs beware

a dwarf mondo grass cultivar with thick

are smothered with 1-2" wide flowers resembling cups of red wine

Lilium pyrophilum 4b 6" leaves of green areThis recently named lily, found sporadically in 16 counties in NC Virginia, was first thought to be a disjunct population of the federally endangered L. iridollae and at times considered as both L. superbum and L. michauxii. After exhaustive analysis, it was christened a new species, L. pyrophilum. This long leaf pine habitat endemic is found in full sun, growing in sandy pitcher plant bogs. L. pyrophilum grows from an unusual horizontally expanding,