Trillium cuneatum Lexington Helianthus open shade or morning sun

open shade or morning sun position in the garden

where it is facing extinction due to habitat loss and sexual misconduct with a brood of nearby Hibiscus militaris

burgundy-red

You will see a few self-sown seedlings after the second year

The thick blue leaves are highlighted with a creamy central band

Trillium cuneatum Lexington Helianthus open shade or morning sun(aka: Trillium cuneatum A1NC 001) This offering of the southeastern US native Trillium cuneatum are nursery propagated, seed grown, flowering sized plants from an original collection in Davidson County, NC. The robust plants produce 1' tall stalks, topped with leaves that are primarily olive green with small silver flecks. The foliage is topped with wide petalled purple flowers in early April (NC).