Trillium foetidissimum Baton Rouge Ensete We love it both as

We love it both as a solitary specimen as well as in a massed planting

We prefer to cut the stalks to the ground in early winter to prevent reseeding

particularly toward the base

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felty leaf clumps are topped with 20" tall spikes of 6" long

Trillium foetidissimum Baton Rouge Ensete We love it both asDespite being endemic to only a small region of beech forests and floodplains on both the Louisiana and Mississippi sides of the Mississippi River, Trillium foetidissimum is just as hardy in Minnesota. This amazing sessile trillium sprouts a 10" stalk in early spring topped with three olive green leaves dramatically highlighted with dark blotches. Atop the leaves are the narrow, maroon red petals. Trillium foetidissimum is extremely easy to grow in a