Trillium is a spring ephemeral with three‑petaled flowers (white, pink, red, yellow) over a whorl of three leaves. Long‑lived, slow to establish.
Partial to full shade under deciduous trees. Moist, humus‑rich, well‑drained soil, neutral to slightly acidic. Improve sandy/clay soils with compost. Mulch spring to retain moisture.
If rootstock orientation unclear, plant horizontally. Mark location—plants dormant by midsummer. Interplant with ferns/hostas to fill gaps.
No fertilizer. Do not disturb. Allow self‑sowing. Divide only when very crowded, in late summer.
Never dig from wild. Purchase nursery‑propagated plants.
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