Trillium underwoodii Purple/Lavender Foliage Plants blue in acidic soils and

blue in acidic soils and pink in alkaline conditions

its spent flower heads resembling pale stars

The green foliage serves as a backdrop for the June-borne lacecap flowers (NC)

xAmarcrinum 'Dorothy Hannibal' is a hard-to-find bi-generic hybrid (Amaryllis belladonna x Crinum) from the late California crinum breeder Les Hannibal

Trillium underwoodii Purple/Lavender Foliage Plants blue in acidic soils andTrillium underwoodii is a stunning Southeast US native trillium from the rich deciduous forests of the Deep South including Alabama, Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle. Despite this range, Trillium underwoodii has remarkable winter hardiness. The stunning, mottled foliage features a dark, medium, and light green checkerboard pattern with a silver streak down the center of each leaf. Emerging in February and March, each petiole is topped with a dark