trillium
By Davidp
- 6 Aug, 2009
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yes dee, well a rhizome and they very easy as long as you give it an open soil with lots of leaf mold.They are not the fastest of growers though,well not for me,i've had it five years now and still only one shoot.
6 Aug, 2009
This is a fascinating plant - haven't seen on of these before.
17 Aug, 2009
Brilliant..
17 Aug, 2009
when does it flower and what is your soil like pH wise. I am after growing these.
8 Nov, 2009
Seaburn it flowers in the spring and i think they are pretty accommodating to what Ph mine is grown in a pot with john innes and leafmold and perlite,gravel they are worth every effort.
8 Nov, 2009
thanks for your prompt reply. with the photo posted in summer i was wondering if i had been mis informed as i had only ever seen them in the spring. i will have to dig in lots of beech leaf mould then. at least it is acidic. :o)
8 Nov, 2009
Wow David this is stunning
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wow its beautifull David, is it a bulb?
6 Aug, 2009