trilliums
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by tkhooper on June 08, 2005 05:18 AM
Some of the trillium in Washington State is a protected plant. I don't know anything about Canada.
by weezie13 on June 08, 2005 06:10 AM
We're not supposed to pick trilliums
here in New York either....
cold period to rebloom the following year...
and I'm pretty gosh darn sure that they won't stay living indoors....
But the good news is, I do know you can buy trilliums in some of the nurseries...
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here in New York either....
quote:and the trillium needs to have the
but i'm wondering if there is any way that i would be able to pot them and possibly convince them to bloom again indoors throughout the winter...
cold period to rebloom the following year...
and I'm pretty gosh darn sure that they won't stay living indoors....
But the good news is, I do know you can buy trilliums in some of the nurseries...
Hey, Welcome to The Garden Helper's Forum
by the way... we're very glad you found us...
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done this have entertained angels without realizing it.
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by Carly on June 08, 2005 02:56 PM
The Trillium is Ontario's symbol. It is a protected plant - you cannot pick them. I believe though, that it is ok to remove them from the roots for the purposes of transplanting.
Trilliums come up as a first spring flower, usually in woodlands before the trees start making their leaves.
I would love to have trilliums in a plot - they are a gorgeous flower.
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Trilliums come up as a first spring flower, usually in woodlands before the trees start making their leaves.
I would love to have trilliums in a plot - they are a gorgeous flower.
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by tkhooper on June 08, 2005 03:16 PM
Yep I have seen all kinds of trillium with colors that are for sale. Some of them with much bigger blooms.
by Bill on June 08, 2005 03:32 PM
by tkhooper on June 08, 2005 03:37 PM
Wow,
The double blossum one with the violet stripe is really something. And it looks BIG.
I am not getting any more flowers right now, I am not getting any more flowers right now, I am not....
Self discipline is a pain. I want one!!!!!!
The double blossum one with the violet stripe is really something. And it looks BIG.
I am not getting any more flowers right now, I am not getting any more flowers right now, I am not....
Self discipline is a pain. I want one!!!!!!
by weezie13 on June 09, 2005 05:54 AM
I think there's a yellow one too...
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by wolfsheim on June 10, 2005 05:16 PM
I believe they are only protected in provincial parks. I could be wrong. Regardless, they are on my property, so I don't have a problem transplanting them.
The ones I brought back home are still in pots, and have finished blooming. Any recommendations on what I can do to increase the chances of survival and blooming next year?
The ones I brought back home are still in pots, and have finished blooming. Any recommendations on what I can do to increase the chances of survival and blooming next year?
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this is a very generic question... i just want to get as much info as possible...
i have some white trilliums up at my house up north, and i would love to bring a couple back to the city to enjoy here...
i know that their blooming period is almost over, but i'm wondering if there is any way that i would be able to pot them and possibly convince them to bloom again indoors throughout the winter...
from what i hear so far, they are pretty picky...
any advice is greatly appreciated!
thanks!