Trillium Erectum Sulcatum Barksdale’s Furrowed Wake-robin – 5 Bulbs – Red Flower – Perennial

Trillium Erectum Sulcatum: The Furrowed Wake-robin for Your Garden

The Trillium Erectum Sulcatum, also known as Barksdale’s Trillium or Furrowed Wake-robin, is a stunning perennial addition to any shade garden. You will receive 5 Trillium sulcatum bulbs, ready to plant and bring beauty to your landscape. This Southern Red Trillium is native to the moist, mountainous woodlands of the eastern and central U.S.A. and prefers the sedimentary rock of the Appalachian Mountains. It’s a fantastic way to introduce a touch of wild beauty to your home. The plant’s unique maroon flower adds a touch of elegance and visual intrigue.

Plant your Trillium in partial to full shade, ensuring the soil is humus-rich and maintains a moist, acidic to neutral pH. The flowers are typically maroon, but variations in purple, white, yellow, or bi-colored blooms can occur, making each plant a unique surprise. The sepals are green, often with maroon streaks and a distinctive boat-shaped appearance. The Southern Red Trillium can be a delightful addition to any garden.

Key Benefits of the Trillium Erectum Sulcatum:

• Adds unique texture and color to shade gardens.
• Attracts pollinators with its vibrant flowers.
• Easy to grow in suitable conditions.
• Provides a natural woodland aesthetic.

We are a licensed nursery in Tennessee (cert.# 2235) and include planting instructions with every order. Please note that we do not ship to HI, AK, and P.R. Thank you for considering our Trillium Erectum Sulcatum for your garden.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How big do Trillium Erectum Sulcatum plants get? Typically, they reach a height of 12-18 inches.
2. What kind of sunlight do these Trillium bulbs need? They thrive in partial to full shade.
3. When is the best time to plant Furrowed Wake-robin bulbs? Fall is generally the best time for planting.
4. What type of soil is best for growing these Trillium? They prefer humus-rich, moist, acidic to neutral soils.
5. Are these Trillium deer-resistant? While no plant is completely deer-proof, Trillium are generally considered deer-resistant.