Trillium ludoviciatum Rankin Comptonia only for the serious collector

only for the serious collector

but it is also required by the larvae of monarch butterflies

In early spring before the clump bulks up

4' wide clump is topped with light lavender hummingbird friendly flowers on 30" tall stalks in early summer

Our guess is that the other parent is one of the Zephyranthes 'Labuffarosea' hybrids

Trillium ludoviciatum Rankin Comptonia only for the serious collector(aka: Trillium x ludoviciatum A2LA 010) This offering of Trillium x ludoviciatum (Trillium ludovicianum x Trillium cuneatum) represents nursery grown, flowering sized seedlings from our original collection in Rankin County, Mississippi, where we found the natural hybrids growing. The leaves are nicely patterned, olive and silver, and topped with flowers whose petals range from narrow like Trillium ludovicianum to wide at the tips like Trillium