Trillium Grandiflora (White)

4” Pot

Zone 3 

Partial Shade/Shade

The whole plant usually disappears by late summer. Best in a woodland situation with rich, moist acidic soil.  Not always easy to establish . Plants resent being disturbed but division every 5 to 8 years is possible. This is best done in late summer after plants become dormant. When happy these may begin to spread by self-seeding.

The Provincial flower of Ontario, this has larger blooms than nearly any other species of Trillium. Plants form a low mound of dark-green leaves, bearing large wide-open white flowers in spring that often age to pink.  

Flower Colour: White

Foliage Colour: Green

Bloom Time: Late May

Height: 8-18"

Width: 12"