Trillium luteum Fragrant Flowers that surprised us with its

that surprised us with its winter hardiness

The edge widens with age

the flower heads of Lycoris radiata 'Benikujyaku’ resemble a young Phyllis Diller

the wine cups shrink back to the original rosette and wait for temperatures to cool

Trillium luteum Fragrant Flowers that surprised us with itsWe are ecstatic to offer flowering sized, nursery seed propagated plants of the East Coast native (Kentucky to Virginia) Trillium luteum. The seed came from Tennessee's Monroe Cumberland Counties on the eastern end of the Cumberland Plateau. For us, the clumps begin flowering in mid April (NC) with green and silver flecked foliage topped with a lemon scented butter yellow flower truly one of the most stunning of the genus. In the wild, Yellow