Trillium stamineum Power Walker Plants from China that looks virtually identical to

that looks virtually identical to the Crinum x digweedii hybrids

The pitchers are a bit red in the face and neck

which opens before the foliage unfurls

9" wide foliage with greatly exaggerated blunt lobes

5" long x 2" wide green leaves

Trillium stamineum Power Walker Plants from China that looks virtually identical toTrillium stamineum 'Power Walker' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a superb, fast multiplying clone of twisted toadshade, discovered in 2015 by Zac Hill and Jeremy Schmidt in Walker County Alabama. In nine years, it's formed a 2 3' wide patch, allowing us to divide and share. Trillium stamineum is a southeast US native, hailing from a small region at the confluence of Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and just into Georgia, where is grows