Trillium foetidissimum Adams Hong Kong not the similar Microsorum fortunei

not the similar Microsorum fortunei

The glaucous-green leafed clumps are topped in summer with small

Mexico but is amazingly winter hardy in NC

This 2010 American Iris Society Award of Merit winning clone of the easy-to-grow Chinese roof iris is from a 1989 Jim Waddick collection near Wolong in Sichuan

deer-resistant clumps of Hippeastrum x johnsonii contain as many as four stems per bulb and six flowers per stem

Trillium foetidissimum Adams Hong Kong not the similar Microsorum fortunei(aka: Trillium foetidissimum A2LA 032c) This offering of Trillium foetidissimum represents seed propagated flowering sized plants from our original collection from Adams County, just south of Natchez, Mississippi, where they grew in mucky soils under a beech tree canopy. The resultant seedlings usually top out around 6" tall with olive green leaves, heavily speckled with silver. Clumps of Trillium foetidissimum are topped with 2" tall purple petals