Trillium oostingii Solitary Man Hibiscus white-flowered form of the Chinese

white-flowered form of the Chinese Arisaema candidissimum which was thought to be extinct until 1998

south Georgia

(aka: Aspidistra GS #2) Aspidistra retusa 'Nanjing Green' is a 2008 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a plant the late Greg Speichert brought back from a 1990s trip to China's Nanjing Botanic Garden

And who says mothball-sniffing herbarium taxonomists don't have a sense of humor

the clump is topped with tiny clusters of blue flowers in early spring

Trillium oostingii Solitary Man Hibiscus white-flowered form of the ChineseTo our knowledge, this is the first commercialized unillium. So, what is a unillium? Trillium 'Solitary Man' is a genetic mutation of the rare Trillium oostingii, that only produces simple, non trifoliate 2 3" round leaves and no flowers. From a single division of a large clump in situ, we have grown this odd, but surprisingly vigorous mutant since 2005, and in that time, it's made a lovely 1" tallx 15" wide clump due to a branched rhizome that seems