Trillium freemanii Cairns Wet Shade Plants since this poor plant's identity

since this poor plant's identity has been batted around by taxonomists more than a tennis ball on Wimbledon's Centre Court

Do not cover the winter rosettes with mulch

The 3' wide clumps are topped with light lavender flowers in early summer on 48" scapes

Many folks now list Rubus pentalobus 'Emerald Carpet' as a selection of Rubus rolfei

cloud-like plumes in late summer through fall

Trillium freemanii Cairns Wet Shade Plants since this poor plant's identity(aka: Trillium A11NC 093) Trillium freemanii 'Cairns' represents our nursery seed grown plants from our original collection of what we now believe to be Trillium freemanii (our soon to be published 1998 discovery) that we discovered near the remote north Alabama town of Cairns (Morgan County) at 900' elevation. The leaves are nicely patterned silver and green and the violet purple petals range from narrow to wide.