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Western Trillium

Trillium ovatum

Elegant white three-petaled flowers that fade to reddish purple. Blooms February to June. Perennial.

 

Trillium ovatum

Photo credit: Seven Oaks Native Nursery

  • Trillium ovatum

Plant Details

Habitat:
Riparian Forests
Bottomland Forests
Mixed Hardwood-Conifer Forest or Woodland
Mature Height:
6" to 2'
Shade Preference:
Partial Shade,
Soil Tolerance:
Moist, rich soil
Special Uses:
Ornamental

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