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Flore Pleno Trillium

Trillium grandiflorum 'Flore Pleno'

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ZONES  4-8 | Good to grow! Zone
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Full Bloom Double White Trillium is a pure white native treasure for the spring shade garden or ephemeral woodland. Add a note of elegance to the bright and beautiful early spring garden! Full Bloom Double White Trillium blooms slightly longer than single cultivars and is a rare sight - even in collectors’ gardens. Flowers glowing above the characteristic three-leafed stems will slowly fade to soft pink by mid-spring. In time, this rare rhizomatic perennial can spread and naturalize, to carpet your woodland or shade garden, and is seldom damaged by deer. (Trillium grandiflorum ‘Flore Pleno’)

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Overall rating: 2.375 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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Sent wrong plant

"Two and a half years ago I purchased 9 of these. Of the 9 only 4 sprouted but had mottled leaves. This year (2. 5 years later) only one has bloomed and it is a maroon/purple color! So disappointed - they were costly and I didn't even get the right trillium!"

Tiblue (1/5)

Waiting to see if I get growth

"I ordered nine of the Flore Plano Trillium. They arrived in good condition and they were nice sized roots. I received tham on 5/12 and planted them on 5/13 and there is no sign of growth as if 6/9. In 2021 I ordered 6 of these. I don't recall if they grew into reconizable plants the first year, but by the second seasion I had 4 plants growing but not blooming. It is common forTrillium to be disturbed by the transplant and not even sprout the first year and I have many years of experience growing Trillium. The third year 2 were blossoming but were definitely not a double flower and the other two are a variety wiith motled foliage and have not bloomed. I sent photos and asked for a replacement but plants are only replaced within a year of receiving. I really want these but unlikely I will know what I have within a year of planting. If you buy Trilliums you are on your own to see what you get. You probably won't know within a year. I really want some of these so I will see what happens and will notify the company of what I have on May 13 next year. So my recommendation is buy if you are willing to take a chance."

Rosa R. (2/5)

Hopeful

"I bought these in the fall of 2022. Last year I didn't get any growth. This spring, they have all come up. My advice is to have patience."

CC (5/5)

Disappointed

"These are so pretty in the pics. I planted 12 and only 1 is growing. I'm so bummed!"

Momma B. (2/5)

Confused disappointment

"I have years of experience with trillium. The rhizomes were not properly handled prior to shipping. . . the current year's shoots had been removed. There is some possibility the plants will grow next season but it is unlikely they will bloom even then. VERY disappointing from a supposed reliable source!"

Russ (1/5)

Didn't work for me

"I bought several packs of these . I already have a few that have been blooming for years so I wanted to add more. Sadly, not one even sprouted."

Donna (1/5)

Looking forward to seeing them next year.

"Of the three bulbs, only one was large enough to grow leaves. One was so small I nearly threw it away with the packing material. But, I am hopeful they will get stronger over this year and bloom next Spring. I have never seen this type of double-flower trillium before."

Edie (3/5)

Pleasant Surprise

"I planted the root Trillium in early spring as directed and so far nothing has come up. . however while planting some other flowers, I found the roots have multiplied under the soil and look very healthy! Hoping for some blossoms during the Fall or next Spring. . ."

Majo (4/5)

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