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5 Prairie Trillium bareroot (Recuvatum)
$10.00
WE DO NOT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA!!!!!
The Prairie Trillium, Trillium recurvatum, is a small perennial wildflower that blooms in early Spring. It has little purple petals. This flower usually has three green leaf petals. The petals are recurved, with tips focalizing over the stamens. This is one of the first and most copious Trilliums to blossom in the spring. It develops to 12-18 inches tall and 8-12 creeps wide.
Foremost Characteristics: Most trilliums are local to forests and clean of North America. At the point when developed in gatherings or as once colossal mob, they make a rich understory planting in a forest or shady naturalized zone. Since they go lethargic in summer, plant trilliums with other shade-cherishing perennials to share their place until they return the accompanying spring. They grow best in zones 4-9.I am sorry but we do not ship outside the US, & we cannot ship to Canada, or Hawaii. Thanks so much!
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1 lbs
5 Bare Root Purple Prairie Trillium (Trillium recurvatum) Herbaceous, North American perennial
Prairie Trillium bareroot (Trillium recurvatum ) is a native flowering plant found in forest floors and woodland areas in central and eastern U.S. They prefer rich soil with plenty of organic matter. Its maroon 3 petaled flowers and semi-variegated foliage make them stand out amongst other wildflowers. Part shade to dappled sunlight is the ideal lighting condition for these exotic beauties. FYI, rhizomes division is the best way to propagate them in your homes.
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It’s smaller than I thought, it’s will be years before I can actually plant it in the ground
planted as soon as recieved nothing happening yet??
Much like another reviewer stated, some of the 15 bare root cardinal flowers were mushy. There was not 15 plants in the order either, more like 12. Planted and hope the remaining bare roots (which appear healthy) grow. Shipped quickly. Packed in ziploc but I did have some peat moss in with them.
These didn’t fair well, not sure why they are not doing well?
Not really a fan of how this was shipped. The plants were in a ziplock bag, and in a big envelope with the built in single layer bubble wrap. I’m surprised they arrived without being pulverized. There was nothing in the bag to keep the plants moist. Some of the leaves are bent and mangled. All plants have good roots, and I think they will bounce back alright. Just disappointed in the lack of care of the packaging
The seedling looked pretty healthy, but didn’t survive the transplant.
Items arrived on time. I did not have much luck getting the ferns to grow.