Trillium cuneatum Silver Leaf Juncus Peltoboykinia watanabei prefers rich

Peltoboykinia watanabei prefers rich

The 4' tall fuzzy stems are clothed with lobed

Our four-year-old clumps have as many as 50 flower spikes open at once

Our clone of Aspidistra molendinacea has been fine in our Zone 7b garden since 2008

Trillium cuneatum Silver Leaf Juncus Peltoboykinia watanabei prefers richWe are quite excited about our first offering of the rare, solid silver foliage form of Trillium cuneatum, which comes from Oconee County, SC, thanks to an initial clone we discovered in the wild in 1998. Since then, we have been planting seed from this plant and now have enough flowering sized plants to offer. Since these are seedlings, each clone is unique. The silver leaves are held atop burgundy stems and topped with typical dark purple flowers in