Trillium ludoviciatum The Smiths Dionaea Here is a rare opportunity

Here is a rare opportunity to obtain this Amorphophallus titanum wannabee

While similar to its parent

but when planted in a site that received a couple of hours of afternoon sun

5" wide diameter offsetting bulbs

These amazing hellebores from the handiwork of hellebore breeders Glenn Withey/ Charles Price are topped with large double white flowers

Trillium ludoviciatum The Smiths Dionaea Here is a rare opportunityThis 2011 Plant Delights JLBG introduction represents seed grown plants from a population we discovered in 2003 in Smith County, Mississippi, where Trillium ludovicianum and Trillium cuneatum grew together in low, moist flood plains. When we first saw these in the wild, we were pretty sure they represented natural hybrids between the two species and, after flowering their seedlings, we are even more convinced. The 1' tall stalks of Trillium x