Trillium 2021

[Claire Cockcroft]

Pseudotrillium rivale seeds around the garden, to my delight.

[Claire Cockcroft]

A couple of petal forms of Pseudotrillium rivale

[Herman Mylemans]

Beautiful Trilliums Claire, thanks for showing. Pseudotrillium rivale seems to like your garden.

[Herman Mylemans]

Steve, your Pseudotrillium rivale starts to flower. Thanks a lot.

[Herman Mylemans]

Trillium kurabayashii yellow sown in 2015.

[Herman Mylemans]

Trillium ludovicianum sown in 2014

[ashley]

I've never seen yellow kurabayashii before; lovely
You have a great collection Hermann.  Where do you get seed?

[Herman Mylemans]

I've never seen yellow kurabayashii before; lovely
You have a great collection Hermann.  Where do you get seed?

Ashley, some seed came from Trillium-L others from exchanging with persons.

[Herman Mylemans]

Trillium pusillum var. pusillum is starting!

[Mariette]

Trillium kurabayashii yellow sown in 2015.

Thatīs a quick success and very interesting selection! Congratulations, Herman!

[ashley]

Ashley, some seed came from Trillium-L others from exchanging with persons.

Thanks Herman.

[Leena]

I wish I could grow Pseudotrillium rivale, but it seems that my climate is too cold for it. I now have some seedlings in pot, where I have to grow them.
Trillium nivale is soon flowering no matter how cold it was.

[Maggi Young]

A couple of Trilliums in the  garden at Ardfearn Nursry,  near  Inverness, Scotland - before the  storm that hit yesterday and overnight....  Sarah says the  wind  has  been relentless.






( sorry, not sure  of  names)

[Maggi Young]

Trillium pusillum var. pusillum is starting!

Tremendous success to have such a good clump, Herman - they seem to love  your  garden!

[Herman Mylemans]

Tremendous success to have such a good clump, Herman - they seem to love  your  garden!

Thanks Maggi, I hope it stays that way! In the past gentians grows like weed and suddenly it stops. Till know a lot of Trilliums are growing well. But there is always a danger that a disease appears for a plant family. So I learned that you always need a backup: spreading plants over a great distance or better in different gardens.