Trillium grandiflorum f. polymerum 'Flore Pleno'
Double-flowered American Wake Robin
Late Winter 2024
27
- 2
Mid Spring 2023
32
- 3
Early Spring 2022
30
- 4
Late Winter 2022
34
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Late Winter 2021
31
- 3
Early Spring 2020
38
- 13
Late Winter 2020
42
- 1
Mid Winter 2020
32
- 1
Early Spring 2019
38
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Late Winter 2019
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Late Winter 2019
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Mid Winter 2019
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Trillium grandiflorum f. polymerum 'Flore Pleno'
Late Winter 2024
27
Mid Spring 2023
32

This is our trillium Wake Robin @vegandmore

Lovely rich red 😁

Love them
Early Spring 2022
30

Chilly this morning

Just a tad 😂❄🥶

Very chilly and windy 🌬

Very chilly❄️
Late Winter 2022
34

Trillium flowers are waking up

Love these Joan, still got to get some for my garden.

Rarely see them for sale Sarah as they take about eight years from seed to flower @sieveheadsarah

#midwesternnative #nativar

Oh wow, that’s a long wait Joan 😴🥱
Late Winter 2021
31

The trilliums are opening!

Fantastic foliage 🍃

Beautiful trillium! Love this foliage!💘😍
Early Spring 2020
38

This is our red one @awomanonabike we have had it many years, we also have a white one that is barely out of the ground yet, flowering much later than this one Jacqueline. I have several others in that are very slow to get going!

#thrillingtrillium 😁

Oh my goodness! What a treat to see! I've never seen anything like it before!

That is lovely 🥰

Ooh! I think I’ve seen this before in your garden Joan. Gorgeous. Where abouts are they planted? ❤️

How lovely I’ve never seen or heard of it before...♥️

@awomanonabike it’s in a part shady spot (actually we have two the same) the other is also under a tree Jacqueline

That's so lovely 😍💚❤

Lovely

Thanks Joan. Mine is under a tree too but there is room for more 😊

Always room for more @awomanonabike 😂
Late Winter 2020
42

#signsofspring trilliums are coming!
Mid Winter 2020
32

#newgrowth
Early Spring 2019
38

Trillium is opening up!

Love those Joan 😍👌

Beautiful plant

@awomanonabike this is one of our larger trilliums

It’s fabulous Joan. Is it cuneatum? It looks very similar to one I saw at Edinburgh botanical gardens

Have you seen these Rachel? Do they look like the ones you saw at Beth Chatto’s garden? @rachelbrooks

I’ve always understood it to be trillium sessile or wake robin. We also have trillium ovatum but this is just breaking the surface of the soil. We have several others just getting going, they are very slow growing and can take five years to get bi g enough to flower! @awomanonabike

Thank you for the heads up! I planted my first ever last year and was wondering if it would flower this year 🤔

You’ll be lucky if you get leaves! One of the reasons they are hard to find is they are so slow growing. But worth it Jacqueline @awomanonabike

I have leaves!!

Excellent! @awomanonabike
Late Winter 2019
34

#foliagefriday red beginning to show
Late Winter 2019
30

#foliagefriday

Is that a bud I see there? 😄

Oh yes. Lots of buds on this. We brought it from our last garden and is a well established plant. We have two like this. I have several other types that a I’m trying to grow with limited success, they are very slow to establish Richard @richard.spicer.7906
Mid Winter 2019
42

#newshoots

That looks like an interesting plant Joan. I’ve not heard of it before 🤔😊

It’s proper name is trillium Jane and it’s a beautiful woodland plant. Quite rare as it is so slow growing I have several other types, but they can take years to flower! @pelly

Maybe not for me then but I would love to see it in flower Joan 😍😍
Morning all! Trilliums are doing their thing!
Beautiful 😍