Trillium underwoodii Lumpkin Lightning Cuphea starting in early March

starting in early March

topped in late July with 30" spikes of dark

Perhaps this accounts for the popularity of this plant in parts of northern Alabama and eastern Texas

When in flower

where its' parent takes on an orange cast in winter

Trillium underwoodii Lumpkin Lightning Cuphea starting in early MarchTrillium underwoodii 'Lumpkin Lightning' is our nursery propagated seed strain, originating from a 2006 collection near Lumpkin (Stewart County), Georgia. Here it grew just above a massive grove of needle palms. Seed set here on Trillium underwoodii is quite poor, hence the 18 years it's taken to have enough to share. The Georgia forms of Trillium underwoodii emerge later than the typically offered forms from North Florida. The stunningly mottled