Trillium rugelii Rudbeckia 3' has been our best

3' has been our best effort so far

It's not nearly as picky as its first cousin

it evaded horticultural cultivation until 1992

making them perfect for those that like to enjoy their garden at night after a long day at the office or for insomniacs who tire of The Home Shopping Network

When planted in morning sun

Trillium rugelii Rudbeckia 3' has been our bestTrillium rugelii is a fairly rare East Coast native, hailing from NC to Alabama. In appearance, Trillium rugelii is similar to the northern grown, but heat intolerant Trillium cernuum. In mid to late April, the nodding white flowers have contrasting purple floral parts. Although in the wild Trillium rugelii occurs in moist, rich forests, but it has displayed exceptional garden performance, and has multiplied very well compared to many of the more