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but what resulted is one helluva offspring
In the early 1840s at Australia's Camden Park
Betts produces masses of 3' tall stalks in early May
this foliage is sometimes still attractive come spring
Because of its Crinum bulbispermum parentage
Trillium lancifolium Ballerina Veronica but what resulted is one(aka; Trillium lancifolium A2FL 031) Trillium lancifolium 'Ballerina' is a Plant Delights selection of the widely distributed Trillium lancifolium from Gadsden County, Florida. Plants from this population were very interesting because not only were they solitary from a species that normally clumps, but the leaves were narrow and heavily silver flecked. The stalks are topped for us, starting in early mid April with 1. 5 2' long burgundy petals. Thanks