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Trilliums
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Trilliums
are a spring blooming woodland flower. Easy to grow, and
will colonize over time. Part to full shade. |
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Trillium
grandiflorum - (White Trillium) |
12-18" |
April-May |
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Flowers
are white, with 3 ruffled petals. Very attractive. |
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Trillium
luteum - (Yellow Trillium) - Fragrant |
8-12" |
April-May |
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Fragrant
yellow flowers bloom above the elegant mottled leaves. |
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Trillium
Kurabayashii * NW Native
... Highly sought after! |
18-24" |
March-June |
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A
very large, attractive species. The large upright spiked flowers are a
radiant purple-red..The bright green mottled leaves are ruffled and wavy.
An abundant spreader. |
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Trillium
ovatum * NW Native |
12-18" |
March-May |
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Large
white flowers. After being pollinated, the flowers start to change color
from white to shades of pink. |
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Trillium
sessile - (Toad Shade Trillium) |
8-12" |
March-May |
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Leaves
are mottled with brown. The flowers are narrow and stand nearly erect. The
flowers are either maroon or greenish-yellow. |
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Trillium
recurvatum – (Prairie Trillium) |
6-8” |
April-May |
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The
maroon colored flowers are distinguished by having stalked petals. Darkly
marbled leaf pattern. |
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