

The snow trillium (T. nivale) is one of the smallest species. Photo by Gillian Vine. : Chilled plant gets better with age
The snow trillium (T. nivale) is one of the smallest species. Photo by Gillian Vine. : Chilled plant gets better with age


Some of Trillium Nook's double white Trillium grandifolium Flore Pleno. Photo by Mark Price. : Chilled plant gets better with age
Some of Trillium Nook's double white Trillium grandifolium Flore Pleno. Photo by Mark Price. : Chilled plant gets better with age


Trillium chloropetalum is popular for its large red or white flowers and sweet perfume. Photo by Gillian Vine. : Chilled plant gets better with age
Trillium chloropetalum is popular for its large red or white flowers and sweet perfume. Photo by Gillian Vine. : Chilled plant gets better with age


T. grandiflorum Flore Pleno, propagated by James Urquhart, of Hawea. Photo by Mark Price. : Chilled plant gets better with age
T. grandiflorum Flore Pleno, propagated by James Urquhart, of Hawea. Photo by Mark Price. : Chilled plant gets better with age


Delicate markings feature on little Trillium rivale Purple Heart. Photos by Gillian Vine. : Chilled plant gets better with age
Delicate markings feature on little Trillium rivale Purple Heart. Photos by Gillian Vine. : Chilled plant gets better with age


Sessile trilliums, like these, have no flower stems. : Chilled plant gets better with age
Sessile trilliums, like these, have no flower stems. : Chilled plant gets better with age
Chilled plant gets better with age
Long-lived woodland plants, trilliums have great appeal, says Gillian Vine.
