Trillium freatum Sweet Carolina Girls Titanotrichum it grows much better in

it grows much better in open shade to a couple of hours of morning sun

The foliage is intermediate between the three- and five-leaflet parents

all the rosettes are showing smooth green leaves

introduced in 1998 by the former Canyon Creek Nursery

shocking purple daisies

Trillium freatum Sweet Carolina Girls Titanotrichum it grows much better inBe sure to cue up a blast from the past by General Johnson and the Chairman of the Board when you plant this amazing toadshade. Trillium x freatum 'Sweet Carolina Girls' is our seed strain introduction of a Plant Delights JLBG cross of Trillium cuneatum from Oconee County SC and Trillium freemanii 'Ruby Falls'. The results are wonderfully vigorous, heavily mottled hybrids, flowering for us in mid late March. The flowers which average just over 2" long