Trillium - Great White
Ease to Grow: Easy
Dormancy: Preferred
Native Range: Wet woodlands of Eastern North America
Zones: 3-8 (2-9)
Great White Trillium, Trillium grandiflorum, or Large Flowered Trillium, is a show case perennial woodland wildflower, frequently found in the high upper areas surrounding bogs. It often forms large dense spreading colonies. The flowers are large and white to pink with three pointed petals and inner yellow stamens. The large whorled leaves come in threes like the petals. It is Deer Resistant, and prefers growing in consistently wet, loose rich soils, appreciating shade. It flowers in the Spring and dies back by mid Summer. One of the easiest and largest of all the Trilliums. It is shade tolerant. Best in groups.
Plants are at or near flowering size. They are shipped potted during the growing season, and shipped as a dormant rhizome during it's dormant season. Photographs are representative of species, and not the specific plant shipped.
Height: 6" - 16+"
Plant Type: Perennial, cold temperate
Soil: Humus, Lady's Slipper Mix
Soil pH: 6.0-7.5
Light: Filtered Sun to Partial Shade
Use: Early Spring Ephemeral and Fall color on bog garden edge or woodland garden.
