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My career began in a completely different world – I spent over 15 years working with hair color and the chemicals I encountered in that industry triggered allergies, and fragrances became my enemy. They would give me ...
Gray’s lily is an herbaceous perennial wildflower in the lily family (Liliaceae) endemic to the Appalachian Mountains. It is an endangered species and listed by both state and federal authorities as imperiled. This li...
Lilium grayi is closely allied to Lilium canadense, the Canada lily, and was originally thought to be that plant. L. grayi tends to have smaller flowers that are less pendulous, more open at bottom, and more suddenly ...
Lilium grayi, or Gray’s Lily, is one of the rarest and most localized native lilies in eastern North America. Endemic to the Southern Appalachian Mountains, this striking species occurs only in a few scattered high-el...
Ingram, Donaldson, & Levy (2018) summarize information about a fungal foliar disease seriously impacting Lilium grayi. Certainly one of our most beautiful wild plants!
LV1 Studio (dgrayi & KST scents) creates olfactive art rooted in Vietnamese and Korean origins; reimagined through a queer, contemporary lens. We honor heritage while breaking convention, telling scent stories that ar...
Carex grayi (Gray’s sedge) reaches the northwestern limit of its range in Minnesota, where it is found in mature alluvial forests, predominately along the Mississippi River from about Anoka (Anoka County), downstream ...
Lilium ×pseudograyi Grove (as species) is a name given to frequent hybrids between L. grayi and L. canadense that are scattered at somewhat lower elevations (usually 700–1000 m) in the southern Appalachians.
Lilium grayi, commonly known as Gray’s Lily, Orange Bell Lily, or Roan Lily, is a captivating yet rare wildflower. This species is an endangered perennial native to the high mountain elevations of the Appalachian regi...
Description: Fertile shoots of this perennial sedge are about 2–2½' tall; sometimes infertile shoots occur that are shorter. This sedge may consist of a loose tuft of leaves and culms (stems), or it may develop as a s...
