Seed is now ripening and will be ready to harvest in 2-3 weeks. This is an exceptionally tall variety of T. luteum with the plants growing to 18". I would like to trade for freshly harvested seed of other trillium species. Note: If you are not familiar with growing trilliums from seed, be forewarned. It can take 7-10 years for plants to reach maturity and flowering!

Hi Tony...I'd love some trillium...my trade list is way outdated ....gonna have to update it soon but still adding things to it and taking things away from it (as they either die or neighbors and friends claim the extras)...so my list is a constant shifting around and i've been so busy lately i haven't been on the site much...i'm sure i can find something you may like tho ...will get in touch with you closer to time for the swap :) ...nice to meet you, Dianne

I have (potted)some Trillium recurvatum, catsbaei, and grandiflorum. I was not posting them to exchange as I planned to keep them for local plant swaps. However, if you still have some T. decumbens and need any of the above, I am interested. I may have a source of T. underwoodii, but that is not definite yet. You are in a warmer zone and have lots of semi-tropicals listed. Most of my plants are from a slightly colder zone. I could get Clintonia, but I doubt that it would survive in your warmer zone. I was not reading this website last spring, so I missed your original offer. Trilliumflowerchild has revived it.

I don't remember if I asked you this,but what pulpit species do you have?