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It is now blooming in my zone 7b shade garden The flowers appear deep red. Beautiful!
A very difficult plant to grow in the piedmont of SC/NC but well worth the effort. Prefers wetter/rich soils.
I grew up finding the stinkin' benjamin in the woods behind my home in Livermore Falls, Maine. Back in the early 90s I remember even pick...Read More
I recently saw a ton of the purple variety growing happily while on a hike in the Adirondack park. I am glad to see this plant, which I h...Read More
For those of us who live in alkaline or neutral regions, this species, Trillium erectum, which is often sold second only to Trillium gran...Read More
Very common to find this plant in the woods near my house in Vermont. Lovely flower but relatively brief bloom time in spring.
A true plant for the shade woodland garden. It will self-sow very slowly because it takes 7 years from seed germination to a mature flow...Read More
This is wild in my mother-in-law's back yard. It's intermingled with the myrtle and a few plants pop up every year.
I have found this in my shady back yard in Redford, MI
This is one of the most common trillium species on the eastern coast and can be found growing wild in moist, rich woods. The common name ...Read More