Prairie Trillium - Trillium recurvatum From our Preserves whether you plant it for

whether you plant it for your own consumption or to support wildlife

but a compact and adorable addition to any woodland

And Doghobble's blaze rekindles in the fall when its foliage turns a glowing amber-red that persists throughout the winter months

Conditions: Full to part sun

Prairie Trillium - Trillium recurvatum From our Preserves whether you plant it forMeet another intriguing member of the trillium tribe, Prairie Trillium. A woodland rogue, this trillium has sepals that swoop low like secretive whispers and clawed maroon petals that curl inward, hiding what looks like a brooding, blood red heart and giving rise to its darker alias, "Bloody Butcher". After the early spring flowers fade, trios of mottled olive green leaves steal the show with their shade dappled allure. True to its more subdued common