Trillium lancifolium White Plains Antirrhinum except for the fragrant yellow

except for the fragrant yellow flowers that occur before the leaves emerge in spring

which comes from Oconee County

This wonderful deer-resistant groundcover forms 6" wide rosettes of shiny green leaves connected by short above-ground stolons

succulent leaves

Trillium lancifolium White Plains Antirrhinum except for the fragrant yellow(aka: T. lancifolium A1AL 054) Trillium lancifolium 'White Plains' are our flowering seedlings from an original plant from Alabama's Calhoun County at 760' elevation where they grew in large masses in a seasonally flooded woodland. The 6 8" tall stalks are topped with dark olive mottled leaves that are wider and more oblong than the normally pointed leaves that Trillium lancifolium is named for. Topping the foliage are the very narrow dark purple