Trillium lancifolium Whitfield Plants from China Between the two leaves emerges

Between the two leaves emerges a 15" petiole (stalk) that is topped in early June with a lovely small white pitcher from which emanates a 6-9" long

Corpse flower requires significant attention to detail to both successfully grow it as well as to get it to flower

(syn: Sedum limuloides) Orostachys fimbriata is certainly one of the most unique members of the duncecaps

Each Hosta plantaginea clump reaches 40" wide

Despite most of what you read on-line

Trillium lancifolium Whitfield Plants from China Between the two leaves emerges(Trillium lancifolium A1NC 059) In 1998, we found this fast multiplying form of Trillium lancifolium in Whitfield, Georgia, growing in a flooded, poison ivy covered waste area behind a truck stop. We were able to secure a few divisions from the main clump and finally have enough flowering sized seedlings to share. For us, this is one of the earliest, cutest, and also one of the smallest trilliums. The narrow, grey green foliage is heavily speckled