Trillium ludoviciatum The Smiths Mangave The basal rosette will remain

The basal rosette will remain evergreen

Trillium recurvatum does seem to prefer slightly more moist soils than most other trillium species

'Blue Umbrellas') with an amazing rippled margin

We've tried many yarrows through the years and most have struggled through our hot

Manfreda 'Chocolate Chips' grows much smaller in drier

Trillium ludoviciatum The Smiths Mangave The basal rosette will remainThis 2011 Plant Delights JLBG introduction represents seed grown plants from a population we discovered in 2003 in Smith County, Mississippi, where Trillium ludovicianum and Trillium cuneatum grew together in low, moist flood plains. When we first saw these in the wild, we were pretty sure they represented natural hybrids between the two species and, after flowering their seedlings, we are even more convinced. The 1' tall stalks of Trillium x