Trillium pusillum var. ozarkanum deciduous It is a native of

It is a native of European woods

simply replcae by searching for some in damp corners of the garden or in the trees

Runs about in sand but not a problem if you are relaxed about that sort of thing

will eat the buds or very young leaves as they are unfurling

This vigorous

Trillium pusillum var. ozarkanum deciduous It is a native ofA special plant for the rock garden or a pot for display. Elegant and earlier than other pedicellate (stalked) trillium in early October. It occurs in several widely disjunct populations in eastern US including the Ozarks of Missouri. Charming, dwarf with upward facing white flowers. The flower often has ruffled margins and, in the manner of Trillium grandiflorum, can fade pinkish as it ages. The foliage of some forms is almost purple in color until