Trillium freatum 11 the clumps are topped with

the clumps are topped with 20" scapes of white flowers

It needs virtually no maintenance if planted with the proper initial spacing

is one of the lesser-known of our native mallows

This sport from H

starting in late February/early-March (NC)

Trillium freatum 11 the clumps are topped with(aka: Trillium x freatum 056ex) Trillium x freatum represents our nursery propagated hybrids between our discovery, the soon to be published Trillium freemanii (pod parent) and the baby daddy, a Trillium cuneatum from Lexington, NC. The result is a strain of very vigorous trilliums that grow like giant Trillium cuneatums, but with petals that can range from narrow to wide, representing the range between the two parents. The leaves are nicely mottled