Trillium gracile Shelby Superstar Asphodeline slightly earlier in warmer climates

slightly earlier in warmer climates

plants won't live forever so leaving some seed to mature and shed should produce an adequate number of replacement plants

it goes tardily deciduous in winter

so underplant with beans and dine away

Trillium gracile Shelby Superstar Asphodeline slightly earlier in warmer climates(aka: Trillium gracile A3LA 067) In 2004 when we visited a population of Trillium gracile in Shelby County, Texas, we noticed that most plants in the population made small small clumps, but we did find a single clone that formed a huge clump. We returned with a single division, which has now formed massive 30" wide clumps in the garden with over 100 flowering stems annually, from which we're finally able to share. The 11" tall stalks are topped with