Trillium 2023

[Claire Cockcroft]

Trillium kurabayashii seeds all over the garden.  It is the most aggressive seeder other than Pseudotrillium rivale.


Trillium pusillum, on the other hand, is very shy and only a few seedlings come up in the garden.  This form has very dark maroon stems.


Trillium cuneatum.  The clumps have been split several times.

[Claire Cockcroft]

Pseudotrillium rivale is very variable.  It is very late this year.

[MarcR]

Pseudotrillium rivale is very variable.  It is very late this year.
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Claire,

Late is a relative thing!  All my Trilliums are just starting to show foliage. So to me yours are early.

[Herman Mylemans]

Trillium kurabayashii seeds all over the garden.  It is the most aggressive seeder other than Pseudotrillium rivale.
Trillium pusillum, on the other hand, is very shy and only a few seedlings come up in the garden.  This form has very dark maroon stems.
Trillium cuneatum.  The clumps have been split several times.

Claire, lovely Trilliums. Thanks for showing. Big clumps are always beautiful!

[Mariette]

Claire, You grow a wonderful collection of trillium! Obviously they feel at home, to my disappointment I never noticed any self-sown seedlings. Probably, my densly planted small garden doesn´t provide enough bare soil?
Especially I do admire Your yellow Trillium chloropetalum, grown from Dave Toole´s seed. This is the best I´ve achieved till now.



Fortunately, 40 °C in the shade last summer didn´t affect the trilliums, though this one is grown in a rather sunny position.

[Claire Cockcroft]

Seeds from the yellow T. chloropetalum produce very variable plants, as my photo shows.  The best yellow I've seen from Dave Toole's seeds -- ironically --  was a plant that I gave to Kelly Dodson at Far Reaches Farm!  My advice is to keep sowing!

...Claire

[Mariette]

Thank You for Your advice, Claire - Your pics make it definitely worthwhile !

[t00lie]

Yummy Trilliums all ...

Hello Claire , it's lovely to see the variation from seed that I sent you and others many years ago. They will most likely be a mixture of seed sourced from the NZ Trillium Group seedex ,Val Mulvihill's garden or my own property where I cultivate a number of different species in close proximity.
 
I think you may have sent me forms of T.rivale ? .... which do very well in our conditions .
Kind regards Dave.

[Claire Cockcroft]

Hello, Dave,
Yes, I sent Trillium (now Pseudotrillium) rivale seeds to you in 2013 -- 10 years ago!  I'm glad they've done well for you.
...Claire

[Herman Mylemans]

Trillium albidum

Trillium grandiflorum f. roseum

Trillium cuneatum

[Herman Mylemans]

Trillium freemanii

Trillium sp. nov. Georgia is very compact.

[Leena]

Trillium nivale April 18th.

[MarcR]

Trillium freemanii

Trillium sp. nov. Georgia is very compact.

Herman,

Which Georgia?  The one in SE USA or the one South of Russia?

[Herman Mylemans]

Herman,

Which Georgia?  The one in SE USA or the one South of Russia?

Marc, I have it from seeds from USA.

[Mariette]

A lost-label-seedling, Pseudotrillium nivale?