Trillium recurvatum Missouri form Endangered Plants since false red yucca detests

since false red yucca detests waterlogged soils

so why are we sharing

which quickly rise along with the leaves

2" long bananas

The appearance is similar to regular thujopsis with flat fans of swollen

Trillium recurvatum Missouri form Endangered Plants since false red yucca detestsWe are thrilled to add another nursery propagated seed grown trillium to our offerings a Missouri form of Trillium recurvatum. This delightful native ranges from the Great Lakes south to Texas. The 18" tall stems are topped with three olive green leaves, nicely mottled with liver colored flecking. Between the leaves sits the blunt red flower, looking indeed like a bloody nose (late April in NC). This is an easy to grow species in the garden that