×Schimlinia 'Schima Lina Ding Dong' Richard Lynch and the Rappahannock steeped a

and the Rappahannock steeped a bark tonic to ease the itch of poison ivy

for the old use of these plants as a homegrown substitute for true indigo

Plant where the summer harvest can be reached and the birds watched

coast and is commonly grown as an ornamental throughout the South

aromatic leaves have now and then been mistaken for those of cannabis

×Schimlinia 'Schima Lina Ding Dong' Richard Lynch and the Rappahannock steeped aA modern Franklin tree with year round presence and late summer perfume. Schimlinia 'Schima Lina Ding Dong' is a rare intergeneric hybrid bred to capture the romance of the lost Franklin tree while adding real garden durability. Raised by the Mountain Crop Improvement Lab at NC State, the selection crosses Franklinia alatamaha, the legendary Georgia native long gone from the wild and famous for luminous white flowers, with Schima remotiserrata, a