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Propagating Trilliums from Seed: Slow but Possible

Not all trilliums set seed yearly. If you find a swollen pod, collect and plant seeds in a woodland area—blooms may take four years. For faster results, attend native plant sales at Georgia Perimeter College Botanical Gardens. William Cullina's seed propagation guide is an excellent resource.

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