Trillium 2011

[deesen]

Ah!, the touch of a master

[RickR]

Ah!, the touch of a master

Well put !!!

[Toole]

 

Some more different T.rivales .

Narrow petaled spotted white.

Trough view of a clump of large white.

Yummy pink.

Cheers Dave.

[Jandals]

Just dropping in to brag about my garden tour at Daves yesterday . Caught him with his camera out 

A beautiful woodland garden in the middle of a forest . He even suffers from excessive seed tray syndrome like the rest of us

[Hoy]

I have been reluctant to look at this thread for a while - I know some of you grow trilliums that I never have managed   Today I couldn't resist the desire anymore. . . Marvellous, Dave!)
However I have started afresh and bought some rhizomes and got some seed
Hopefully I can manage the slugs >

[Toole]

Just dropping in to brag about my garden tour at Daves yesterday . Caught him with his camera out 

A beautiful woodland garden in the middle of a forest . He even suffers from excessive seed tray syndrome like the rest of us

We enjoyed your company Steve.In view of all the slipping and sliding in your jandals you'll be pleased to see i've just graveled the back paths.....

I have been reluctant to look at this thread for a while - I know some of you grow trilliums that I never have managed   Today I couldn't resist the desire anymore. . . Marvellous, Dave!)
However I have started afresh and bought some rhizomes and got some seed
Hopefully I can manage the slugs >

Thanks Hoy

Seed isn't difficult ..it's the waiting !!...... .Best of luck.

Just a few more !

Some of the various sized seed trays with current germination.

Graveled paths.

T. angustipetalum brown.

T. erectum luteum

and close up.

3 sps not yet flowering but full of promise...

Hopefully first flowering of T discolor

and the same for T.sessile.

A nicely veined form of T rivale.

First flowering of a seedling with a thick look to it's petals and the colouring isn't too bad either.

Cheers Dave.






 





 

[Toole]

Oops

View of metaled paths.

Cheers Dave.

[Toole]

Haven't been able to post as i let my dues to the NARGS lapse --my fault  however that's all sorted now    .
A number of the easterners are out so here's a mix of erectums ,sulcatums and flexipes and a few others.

Cheers Dave.

[Toole]

more 

[Toole]

Last lot.

Cheers Dave.

[RickR]

Wow, what an array! 
Oh my, that T. pusillum!
Oh my, that T. ludovicianum!
Oh my, oh my, oh my!

In this group pic: IMG_5212.JPG, what is the plant in the left foreground, below the exquisitely painted Podophyllum and to the left of the box?
And what is that Erythronium?

[Toole]

Thanks Rick

Still a number of others yet to open fully including the double white T.grandiflorums.

The plant in the left foreground is of a Erythronium seedling--revolutum i think .

The Erythronium in the box is E.citrinium .

For more Trillium viewing    here's a link to the recent Trillium weekend in NZ.

http://www.srgc.org.uk/forum/index.php?topic=7750.0

Cheers Dave.
 

[Jandals]

In view of all the slipping and sliding in your jandals you'll be pleased to see i've just graveled the back paths.....

Thanks for that . Ever so embarrassing getting stuck ( or unexpectedly sitting ) whilst viewing a garden . 

[Hoy]

Dave, I wouldn't mind growing any of them in my garden
I have planted some this fall and sown some seeds too hoping to get at least a couple of plants surviving

[Toole]

Thanks Hoy .

T.grandiflorum clump followed by a close up.

Seed raised from T. grandiflorum roseum ,although showing dark stems, unfortunately blooms are white .

T.grandiflorum flore pleno earlier on showing the yellow center before this starts to fade as the bloom matures.

Close up.

A few more others ........

Cheers Dave.