Trillium cuneatum Pleasant Hill Comptonia one of the most brilliantly

one of the most brilliantly colored epimediums we have seen

it plays well with others

shared with us by NC palm guru Jesse Perry

rock garden-sized clump of needle-thin

but be certain soils do not remain waterlogged

Trillium cuneatum Pleasant Hill Comptonia one of the most brilliantly(aka: Trillium cuneatum A1NC 043) This offering of Trillium cuneatum are seedlings from a plant we discovered in 1998 near Pleasant Hill in Gilmer County, Georgia in a recently logged site where Trillium cuneatum and Trillium decumbens were growing together. What we thought was a potential hybrid turned out to be straight Trillium cuneatum once our seedling crop flowered obviously the bent stem in the wild was probably due to a falling tree. This