Liriope gigantea Lynn Lowrey 8a This offering was propagated from

This offering was propagated from a division shared from Baldwin County

our offering is the correct plant

which is a marked improvement from Hosta 'Guacamole' from which it mutated

This offering represents seed-propagated plants of the variety Dioon edule var

"Flame Acanthus" is fairly widely used and might seem a bit confusing for this plant could hardly seem more different from the true Acanthus yet both are in the acanthus family

Liriope gigantea Lynn Lowrey 8a This offering was propagated fromWe 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