Little Sweet Betsy - Trillium cuneatum Size:Quart seeds eaten by songbirds

seeds eaten by songbirds

oak-shaped leaves even put on an autumn show after the flowers have faded

This Weeping Persimmon is so rare that we don't even have a picture of a mature specimen

Don Smith Red Pine adds just the right amount of evergreen structure to the backyard garden

this is the perfect shade tree to plant for your enjoyment and the enjoyment of generations to come

Little Sweet Betsy - Trillium cuneatum Size:Quart seeds eaten by songbirdsTheres something almost baby bird like about trillium, and this one is no exception, with its single dark maroon flower opening expectantly in early spring like a hungry little beak waiting to be fed. Each intoxicatingly fragrant flower appears above the mottled and rounded trio of leaves that flare sweetly beneath it, like a little dappled green skirt. Adding this to your garden or landscape gives an extra special sense of anticipation for trillium