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Details

  • Supplied As
    • Rhizomes
  • Bulb Size
    • Top Size
  • Flowering Height
    • 30-40 cm
  • Colour
    • Purples & Mauves
    • Reds & Burgundy
  • Flowering Time
    • June
  • Planting Time
    • March
    • April
    • May
  • Growing
    • Hardy
    • Suitable for Shade
    • Perennial

Four Rare Trillium Varieties 60 Percent Off

CAM56
£31.00
£77.65
6060.160
(inc. 20% VAT)

Qty:

Description

The finest woodland gardens contain surprisingly few flowers.

The finest woodland gardens contain surprisingly few flowers…they simply contain the right ones.

This sounds contradictory until you've spent time in a truly memorable woodland garden. You do not remember masses of colour. You remember a handful of plants which were perfectly at home, as though they had always belonged beneath the trees. Trilliums are rare flowers with this rare quality. Trilliums give form and purpose to the peaceful areas between your ferns, hostas and emerging spring foliage. Their beauty lies as much in where they grow as in the flowers themselves.

Our collection brings together four exceptional species: Trillium cuneatum, T. erectum, T. grandiflorum and T. luteum. THREE of the four have earned the RHS Recommended Award of Garden Merit, recognising their outstanding performance in British gardens.

Thriving in moist shade, Trillium ‘Cuneatum’ is a woodland jewel, perfect for enhancing potentially darker areas of the garden. Sumptuous, burgundy-bronze blooms sit atop mottled, marbled foliage, offering decorative, weed-suppressing groundcover.

Three broad leaves mottled with silver support a single, upright yellow-green flower—elegant, understated, and woodland-ready. Trillium Luteum thrives in humus-rich shade with steady moisture. Plant once and let nature do the rest. An ideal perennial for quiet corners beneath deciduous canopies. Trillium Luteum also has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Trillium Erectum produces rich reddish-purple to deep purple flowers above fresh pale green foliage, creating a striking woodland display in spring. The elegant blooms of Trillium erectum rise neatly above the leaves, bringing natural charm and subtle drama to shaded borders and woodland gardens, RHS Recommended Award of Garden Merit.

Twinkling in shady corners of the garden, the broad, milky-white blooms of Trillium ‘Grandiflorum’ are set off beautifully by a backdrop of lush, ribbed foliage. ‘Trillium’ means ‘triple lily’, in reference to the petals, bracts and leaves being produced in distinct trios. RHS Recommended Award of Garden Merit.

These are plants which reward thoughtful planting. Once established beneath your deciduous trees or shrubs, Trilliums return every spring with a reassuring sense of permanence. Never   overwhelming your garden...they become a key part of its identity.

As you know, these four Trilliums are rare and expensive and normally this collection, including postage, would cost £77.65.

With this offer, you can own all four of these TOP SIZED bulbs for just £31.00, with free delivery - a saving of 60%. (Limited Numbers).

Your bulbs will be lifted and dispatched in early November, when they are ready for planting and the best possible start.

Care Guide

Grow Trillium in a shaded, well-drained area with neutral to acid soil. Woodland areas where the soil is naturally moist and rich in leaf mould suit these unusual plants best. Plant the corms 7.5 cm deep, spaced 30 cm apart in the soil.  Provide consistent watering, ensuring the soil stays evenly damp.

May be slow to establish, however Trillium are well worth the wait for their lush carpets of exquisite, marbled foliage and large 3-petalled flowers in early summer.

An annual mulch with leaf mould will feed the plants sufficiently, retain soil moisture levels and help to suppress weeds.

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