Trillium maculatum Edgefield Edgeworthia but what resulted is one

but what resulted is one helluva offspring

a very unique cultivar that will be prized by plant collectors

what a rough job

The top of the "volcano cone" is actually a flower spike that is adorned with small white star-shaped flowers

via the US National Arboretum (USNA #39665)

Trillium maculatum Edgefield Edgeworthia but what resulted is oneOur 2008 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of the southeast native, Trillium maculatum, comes via PDN grown seed from an original plant collected from a logged over floodplain near the northern end of its range in Edgefield County, South Carolina. In the garden, these have been particularly vigorous and have developed nice offsetting clumps very stunning in the spring garden. The olive green foliage is nicely marked with liver purple speckles, topped