Little Sweet Betsy - Trillium cuneatum Songbirds And lastly

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8’-15’ spread

Their dark blue fruits mature in early summer

flowers best in part shade

Wildlife Value: Pollinated by bumblebees

Little Sweet Betsy - Trillium cuneatum Songbirds And lastlyTheres something almost baby bird like about trillium, and this one is no exception, with its single dark maroon flower opening expectantly in early spring like a hungry little beak waiting to be fed. Each intoxicatingly fragrant flower appears above the mottled and rounded trio of leaves that flare sweetly beneath it, like a little dappled green skirt. Adding this to your garden or landscape gives an extra special sense of anticipation for trillium