Trillium discolor U Expect well-grown plants to make

Expect well-grown plants to make a 3' wide patch in five years

heavily spotted with tiny yellow spots

The black-green

heavily quilted and puckered blue-green leaves

This stunning hybrid tetraploid seed strain (Lobelia cardinalis x Lobelia siphilitica x Lobelia fulgens) was developed by Canadian botanist Dr

Trillium discolor U Expect well-grown plants to makeWe are thrilled to offer one of the most sought after toadshades, Trillium discolor. Native to only nine counties where North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia intersect, Trillium discolor is one of the latest emerging of the Southeastern US native trillium species, not peaking above ground for us until late March. The 6" tall stems are topped with lovely camouflage leaves, flecked with silver and multiple shades of green. In early April (NC),