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Save 20% on Purple Prairie Trillium | Zone 4-9 | Purple | Mixed | 12 - 18 inches | Partial Shade | Full Shade
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SharePurple Prairie Trillium | Zone 4-9 | Purple | Mixed | 12 - 18 inches | Partial Shade | Full Shade
Maybe the best thing about this prairie trillium is the mottled foliage, which looks like it's constantly in dappled sun--a little captured sunlight for your shady woodland garden. Trillium is a fascinating plant, it's named for all the threes present in its plant form--usually three leaves, sepals, and petals on each stem. This purple trillium variety grows …
Maybe the best thing about this prairie trillium is the mottled foliage, which looks like it's constantly in dappled sun--a little captured sunlight for your shady woodland garden. Trillium is a fascinating plant, it's named for all the threes present in its plant form--usually three leaves, sepals, and petals on each stem. This purple trillium variety grows unbranched, begins growing right towards the end of winter, and becomes one of the early harbingers of spring. It is a slow and steady native wildflower--it won't jump straight up but it'll dependably naturalize. Divide it every few years in the fall to increase the spread through a shady plot. Trillium recurvatumAdding ground covers to your garden is easier than you think! For tips on how to care for ground cover plants like the purple prairie trillium, make sure to check out our annuals and perennial tips and growing instructions. Additionally, Spring Hill has a variety of shade perennial plants for sale that are perfect for planting alongside your shade-loving trillium plant.
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Maybe the best thing about this prairie trillium is the mottled foliage, which looks like it's constantly in dappled sun--a little captured sunlight for your shady woodland garden. Trillium is a fascinating plant, it's named for all the threes present in its plant form--usually three leaves, sepals, and petals on each stem. This purple trillium variety grows unbranched, begins growing right towards the end of winter, and becomes one of the early harbingers of spring. It is a slow and steady native wildflower--it won't jump straight up but it'll dependably naturalize. Divide it every few years in the fall to increase the spread through a shady plot. Trillium recurvatumAdding ground covers to your garden is easier than you think! For tips on how to care for ground cover plants like the purple prairie trillium, make sure to check out our annuals and perennial tips and growing instructions. Additionally, Spring Hill has a variety of shade perennial plants for sale that are perfect for planting alongside your shade-loving trillium plant.
Specifications
| Bloom Color | Purple, Mixed |
| Spread | 6 - 12 Inches |
| Height | 12 - 18 Inches |
| Bloom Time | Mid To Late Spring |
| Shipping Season | Spring |
| Winter Care | Mulch Annually In Autumn With Leaf Mold |
| Sun Exposure | Partial Shade, Full Shade |
| Restricted States | Ae Ak Gu Hi Pr |
| Watering Requirement | Keep Evenly Moist |
| Shipped | No.1 Bareroot |
| Soil Requirement | Moist, Well Drained, Humus Rich |
| Hardiness Zone | 4-9 |
| Form | Ground Cover |