Plants in family melanthiaceae
Trillium gracile 'Shelbyville'
Trillium gracile 'Shelbyville' is a native plant from Shelby County, Texas, known for its unique appearance. It grows in moist bottomlands, reaching 11 inches tall with three greyish leaves patterned with olive green. In late April, it produces narrow, mostly purple petals, adding a touch of color to shaded garden areas. This plant is a part of the Trillium family and is appreciated for its ornamental value.
Trillium catesbaei
Trillium catesbaei is a native North American plant with three-petaled flowers in pastel pink, purple, or white. It attracts pollinators and produces reddish berry-like capsules. This plant tolerates drier conditions and thrives in acidic soils, preferring part shade to full shade.
Trillium sessile 'Halifax'
Trillium sessile 'Halifax' is a smaller trillium with light green, lightly mottled foliage and narrow, dusty red petals. It is native to the US and thrives in shaded areas, making it a suitable choice for woodland gardens.
Trillium gracile 'Sabine'
Trillium gracile 'Sabine' is a woodland plant with wide olive green foliage and grey-black margins. It features very narrow violet petals that bloom starting in mid-March, forming an 18-inch wide clump over time. This plant prefers slightly acidic to slightly alkaline, moist soils, making it ideal for shaded garden areas.
Trillium foetidissimum 'Adams'
Trillium foetidissimum 'Adams' is a unique plant that grows in mucky soils under beech tree canopies. It reaches 6 inches in height with olive-green leaves heavily speckled with silver. In March, it produces 2-inch tall purple petals, and the plants have upturned leaf tips.
Trillium gracile 'Shelby Superstar'
Trillium gracile 'Shelby Superstar' forms massive clumps with over 100 flowering stems annually. It features 11-inch tall stalks topped with mostly silver leaves with muted light olive blotches and narrow dark purple petals. This plant flowers in March, adding early spring interest to gardens.
Trillium underwoodii 'Decatur'
Trillium underwoodii 'Decatur' is a northern population of toadshade that emerges two months later than its southern counterparts. It features colored foliage and is well-suited for dry shade gardens. This plant adds a touch of native beauty to woodland settings.
Trillium oostingii 'Solitary Man'
Trillium oostingii 'Solitary Man' is a unique plant with a genetic mutation that produces simple, non-trifoliate 2-3 inch round leaves. It grows from a branched rhizome and forms a 1-inch tall by 15-inch wide clump. The leaves are silver green with dark olive blotching.
Trillium ludovicianum 'Ouachita'
Trillium ludovicianum 'Ouachita' is a Louisiana native plant introduced in 2023, featuring 10-inch tall stalks with silver and olive mottled leaves. It blooms with narrow red petals starting in late February to early March, making it a unique addition to gardens with its early spring display.
Trillium georgianum
Trillium georgianum is a critically imperiled species endemic to Swamp Creek in Whitfield County, Georgia. Known as the Georgia-endemic toadshade, it grows in open acidic woodlands with moist soil. The flowers emerge white and age with pink tones, forming patches via short stolons.
Trillium maculatum 'Little Lee'
Trillium maculatum 'Little Lee' is a seed-grown strain from Georgia, known for its dark mottled leaves and beet-red petals. It grows in low moist areas and reaches about 7 inches tall, adding a unique touch to spring gardens.
Trillium lancifolium 'Black Panther'
Trillium lancifolium 'Black Panther' is a unique seedling clonal selection known for its narrow leaves that emerge almost black with olive undertones. As the foliage ages, it turns to a dark olive green, topped with narrow-petaled purple flowers in late March. This plant offsets well, forming tight patches, and thrives in typical woodland conditions and seasonally flooded sites. Its striking foliage and early spring blooms make it a captivating addition to shade gardens.
Trillium lancifolium 'Shotgun Wedding'
Trillium lancifolium 'Shotgun Wedding' is a vigorous hybrid plant with better leaf patterns than its Georgia parent. It stands 10 inches tall and is a cross between forms from northern Florida and northern Georgia. This plant is known for its attractive foliage and is suitable for shaded areas. It thrives in well-drained soil and is a great addition to woodland gardens. Its unique appearance and adaptability make it a popular choice for gardeners seeking native plant varieties.
Trillium decumbens 'Jefferson Gems'
Trillium decumbens 'Jefferson Gems' is known for its mouse-ear shaped green and silver patterned foliage. It features a decumbent stem and upright violet petals that bloom in mid-April. This plant is suitable for shade gardens and adds a unique touch with its patterned leaves and vibrant flowers. Its native status makes it a valuable addition to North American gardens.
Trillium foetidissimum 'Woodville'
Trillium foetidissimum 'Woodville' is a nursery-propagated selection from Mississippi, known for its silver-centered leaf patterns. It has narrower leaves compared to typical Trillium foetidissimum, making it a unique addition to shade gardens.
Trillium ludovicianum 'Caldwell Silver'
Trillium ludovicianum 'Caldwell Silver' is a unique plant derived from a solid-silver leaf clone, maturing at around 10 inches tall. It features solid silver leaves and dark purple petals that bloom in early March. This plant is drought-tolerant and suitable for cottage gardens, fairy gardens, and rock gardens. It thrives in light shade and is known for its ornamental foliage, making it a striking addition to any garden. Trillium ludovicianum 'Caldwell Silver' is also a North American native plant, adding ecological value to native plant gardens.
Trillium maculatum 'Dorchester'
Trillium maculatum 'Dorchester' is a 2021 introduction from Dorchester County, SC, known for its mottled foliage and upright violet, spathulate petals. This plant grows to about 1 foot tall and prefers average to slightly moist soil. It is a native North American plant that adds a touch of elegance to shaded garden areas.
Trillium stamineum 'Power Walker'
Trillium stamineum 'Power Walker' is a native plant of the southeastern United States, thriving in sandy lowlands and uplands. It features mottled foliage and narrow, dark purple petals that twist like propellers, complemented by flat, silver-green sepals. This plant is a unique addition to any garden with its distinctive appearance.
Trillium decipiens 'Russellmania'
Trillium decipiens 'Russellmania' is a unique plant native to East Central Alabama, known for its green leaves with silver veining and beet-red stalks. It blooms with carmine red petals in late March and goes dormant by mid-May. This plant is a striking addition to gardens with its distinctive foliage and flowers.
Trillium lancifolium 'Lancelot'
Trillium lancifolium 'Lancelot' is a unique perennial native to Florida, known for its solitary growth and striking yellow flowers that age to a butterscotch hue. Unlike typical trilliums, it does not form clumps, making it a distinctive addition to woodland gardens. The plant features silvery leaves with green flecking, adding visual interest even when not in bloom. It emerges in late February and continues to flower into late April. This trillium is well-suited for dry shade and is resistant to rabbits, making it a low-maintenance choice for shaded areas. Its unusual flowering color and pattern make it a standout among native North American plants.
Trillium 'Julia'
Trillium 'Julia' is a newly discovered species related to Trillium sp. nov. freemanii, found near Nashville, Tennessee. It features 8-inch tall stalks with double-stacked green and grey blotched leaves and light wine-purple flowers in mid-April. This plant forms a dense clump over time and is suitable for shade gardens.
Trillium grandiflorum 'Graham'
Trillium grandiflorum 'Graham' is a perennial native to North America, particularly from Graham County, NC. It features a single triangular white flower atop each stalk, surrounded by three green leaves, and begins blooming in mid-April. This plant thrives in rich woodland soils with a neutral pH and is well-suited for shaded garden areas. Known for its elegant appearance, Trillium grandiflorum 'Graham' is a cherished addition to native plant gardens and woodland settings.