2 Red Trillium (Trillium Erectum) – Perennial Wildflower Bare Root

Add Beauty with Red Trillium (Trillium Erectum)

The Red Trillium (Trillium Erectum), also known as wake robin, is a stunning perennial wildflower that thrives in temperate climates. This listing includes 2 dormant bare-root Red Trillium plants, ready for immediate planting. These native wildflowers bring an elegant touch to shaded outdoor spaces. This shade-loving plant produces a single nodding flower with three red petals, adding vibrant color to woodland gardens. The petals may range in hue from dark red to maroon, purple, or white, with blooming occurring in mid to late spring.

This low-maintenance wildflower prefers moist, loamy soil with a neutral to acidic pH and grows best in partial to full shade. It reaches a mature height of 6-18 inches and spreads 12 inches wide. After flowering, the petals fade, leaving behind a berry-like fruit that supports local wildlife. Whether used for landscaping, woodland gardens, or naturalized areas, these native wildflowers bring an elegant touch to shaded outdoor spaces.

Planting Red Trillium bare root is easy. Simply choose a shaded area with moist, loamy soil. Cover the root with soil and water lightly after planting. These perennial wildflowers are ideal for creating naturalized areas and enhancing biodiversity in your garden. Enjoy the vibrant colors and delicate beauty of Trillium Erectum in your landscape.

Benefits of Red Trillium: They return every year, adding beauty to shade gardens. Flowers can be red, maroon, purple, or white. They thrive in partial to full shade environments. These native plants require minimal care once established and flower from mid to late spring, providing seasonal color. Perfect for woodland gardens, native plant conservation, shady borders, and pollinator gardens.

FAQs About Red Trillium

• How do I plant the Red Trillium bare root? Plant in moist, loamy soil in a shaded area. Cover the root with about an inch of soil and water lightly immediately after planting.
• What type of sunlight does Trillium Erectum need? It thrives in partial to full shade, requiring at least 4 hours of shade, making it perfect for woodland gardens.
• How often should I water my Red Trillium? Water lightly, keeping the soil consistently moist but well-drained, especially during dry periods.
• When will the plant bloom? Red Trillium blooms in spring, typically from mid to late spring, depending on your local climate.
• Can I grow Red Trillium in a container? While possible, it thrives best in rich, well-drained soil in a naturalized garden setting, where its roots can spread.