Trillium maculatum Blakely Angelica by crossing a rain lily

by crossing a rain lily (zephyranthes) with an Aztec lily (sprekelia) and an amaryllis (hippeastrum)

There are few plants that provide the floral height that comes with as little bulk

don't cut the stalks back until spring

you'll enjoy a flower stalk instead of a leaf stalk

is also bizarrely crinkled as it emerges

Trillium maculatum Blakely Angelica by crossing a rain lilyTrillium maculatum 'Blakely' are our nursery seed grown, flowering sized plants from an original clone of Trillium maculatum we found near Blakely, Georgia in 2006. At this site, the plants emerged with dark purple mottled foliage atop the 1' tall stalks, terminating in the classic purple sessile trillium flower.