Trillium grandiflorum is a showy spring-blooming trillium with large white blossoms up to 3 inches long. The cup-shaped flowers fade to soft pink and become open and recurved with age. Veined leaves are solid green, and plants grow to 18 inches tall and about half as wide.
Grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil with neutral to acidic pH in part to full shade. Provide annual mulch of rich organic matter. Since plants go dormant in summer, companion plant with other shade perennials. Propagate by division when dormant in late summer or early fall. Watch for smut, rust, fungal spots, slugs, and snails.
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