Trillium gracile Sabine Aristolochia despite it not being winter

despite it not being winter hardy in our climate

brunnera does not like a waterlogged soil

Acanthus mollis was named as one of the top 200 plants of the last 200 years by the Royal Horticultural Society

starting for us in early January (NC) with clusters of gigantic 4

comes from Virginia's Mobjack Nursery

Trillium gracile Sabine Aristolochia despite it not being winter(aka: Trillium gracile A3LA 070) Trillium gracile 'Sabine' is our nursery seed propagated plants from an original collection in Sabine County in East Texas @ 270' elevation. This population produced trillium with wide olive green foliage, with grey black margins, and topped for us, starting in mid March with flowers composed of very narrow violet petals. Trillium gracile is an excellent offsetter, forming a splendid 18" wide clump in just a few years.