Trillium grandiflorum Morgan Republic of Georgia a cross of H

a cross of H

The rhizomes spread slowly and eventually form a nice mass

The clump will need several years in the ground before achieving its full height

Heuchera 'Citronelle' doesn't seem to enjoy full sun like most of its siblings

Trillium grandiflorum Morgan Republic of Georgia a cross of HTrillium grandiflorum 'Morgan' is a nursery seed propagated offering from seed originally collected in Morgan County, Tennessee. The 1' tall stalks, topped with three green leaves and a large white flower, emerge for us in mid April. These are 6 7 year old flowering sized plants. Average to moist soils with a pH near neutral are best for these amazing spring ephemeral wildflowers.