red triullium
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Posted by red trillium on 13th Mar 2023
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Red Trillium
$6.99
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Red
color
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Year Round
ships
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Spring-Summer
season
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3, 4, 5, 6, 7
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Partial Sun and Shade
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Perennials, Natives
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Description
Description
Red Trillium
Red Trillium is the prettiest flower ever when in bloom. Can grow at least you to 12 to four inches tall and blooms best in April to June. It prefers to have full to partial shade and loves moist to well-drained soils. It brings much beauty and color to your flower beds or natural areas. The flowering perennial has a disagreeable smell, but it does make up for that because of how pretty it is, and it also is pollinated by flies. It has three of it is leaves that are bent backward and a beautiful plant for naturalizing. When it blooms, it gives off a great red to dark burgundy color. Leaves are bright green, and both the leaves and petals have a triangular shape that has the widest part close to the middle of the flowers.
Red Trillium has many different names, and some are Stinking Benjamin, Wake Robin, Purple Trillium, and Beth Root.
Top Tips for Planting the Red Trillium Bulb
Red Trillium is an exciting and attractive plant that produces a single bloom on stems that are between 12 and 18 inches tall. Read on for information on how to plant your Red Trillium bulbs. Your soil should be moist, but well drained. These perennials best thrives in soil that is rich in organic matter. Choose a spot for planting your bulbs that is in partial shade. Dig down, two to four inches before inserting your bulb into the hole. Space the bulbs about 12 inches apart. Follow the above instructions and watch your it grow.
Red Trillium for sale online at Perennial Nursery
Red Trillium Ship As - Bulbs
Climate Zone: 3 to 7
Mature Height:12 to 24 inches
Mature Width: Sunlight: Partial Sun - Shade
Soil Condition: moist to well drained
Botanical Name: Trillium erectum
FAQ
1. Do Red Trillium like sun or shade?
A: Red trilliums (Trillium erectum), like many trillium species, prefer to grow in shaded or partially shaded environments.
2. Are Red Trillium hard to grow?
A: Trilliums, including red trilliums, have a slow growth rate. They might take several years to mature and flower from seed or even when transplanted.
