Perfect for your shade or woodland gardens,

Trilliums make a spectacular early spring show. They all love soil rich in organic matter, but well drained. They will not tolerate soggy soil. 

Trilliums come in two basic group, sessile and pedicellate.
Sessile triliums hold their flower directly on top of the foliage. See Trillium recurvatum.
Pedicellate trilliums have a stem holding the flower above the foliage. See Trillium grandiflorum.

Whatever your preference (we love them all!), We think you will be delighted by these plants as they emerge to signal spring has finally arrived. 

Trilliums grow well in USDA Hardiness Zones 4-8.