Trillium ludovicianum Bentley Tiarella Tennessee at 2031' elevation

Tennessee at 2031' elevation

This semi-upright

The late English gardener/nurserywoman Beth Chatto is rumored to have first introduced this in the early 1980s

5" tall x 1' wide clump of narrow Hosta venusta-like

Trillium ludovicianum Bentley Tiarella Tennessee at 2031' elevation(aka: Trillium ludovicianum A2LA 030) This strain of the Louisiana native Trillium ludovicianum represents our flowering sized seedlings, nursery propagated from an original collection near Bentley in Grant Parish, Louisiana, where they grew in low, moist flood plains. The 1' tall stalks terminate with leaves that are more silver toward the midrib and mottled olive green toward the edges, topped with narrow greenish red petals, usually starting for us