Trillium catesbyi Monroeco Sisyrinchium the old flowers are replaced

the old flowers are replaced by blue fruit

if you please

Pink-flowered Bloodroot foliage is of an interesting form

Good drainage is important for long-term success

Trillium catesbyi Monroeco Sisyrinchium the old flowers are replacedWe are pleased to present a new offering of the beautiful Trillium catesbyi, grown as nursery propagated plants from seed collected at 3,400' elevation in Monroe County, Tennessee. Trillium catesbyi is one of the most highly prized of the Southeast (Maryland south to Alabama) US native trilliums. The 10" tall pedicellate (the flower sits atop a stem or "pedicel" above the leaves) trillium is topped in spring with an outwardly pendent medium pink