Liriope gigantea Lynn Lowrey Pinellia each containing hundreds (we estimated)

each containing hundreds (we estimated) of tiny white flowers

Our 2006 introduction is propagated from our original collection from Brunswick County

We offered this hardy orchid in 2011 as a cultivar

Cutting Anisacanthus back in late winter might also be employed to manage its size

Liriope gigantea Lynn Lowrey Pinellia each containing hundreds (we estimated)We first met Liriope gigantea 'Lynn Lowrey' in the Alabama garden of nurseryman Bobby Green, where we were first introduced to the concept of liriope as a foundation shrub. We were astonished to see 3. 5' tall evergreen clumps (no spreading) that just seemed impossible. This unique Liriope gigantea seedling came from the late Texas plantsman Lynn Lowrey and was named for him after his death by Bobby Green. The already giant clumps are topped with a