The trillium reproduction cycle, from seed to flowering plant, takes four to seven years — a remarkably long time for herbaceous plants, Mr. Knapp said — so a lost year is costly.

We contacted the landowner. He was incredibly gracious, allowed us to access his property and see if there were trillium there. Turns out it’s the largest population in the state of North Carolina of ...

White trillium (Trillium grandiflorum) may make you wait up to nine years from planting seeds to seeing the first bloom, but thanks to the plant's environmental importance and beauty, this North ...

The plant --which is a perennial, coming up each year once it is established, -- does not bloom at all for the first several years. Depending on the species and conditions, it can take from four to 15 ...

I’ll have to admit that this past winter has not been so bad here in my part of central South Carolina. It hasn’t gotten real cold, and there has been ...

1. Obtain them legally. You can buy nursery-raised trillium at many garden shops, through catalogs, and even on e-bay. Always ask if they are nursery-grown or wild-collected, and do not patronize ...

The study uses historically collected plant specimens to show a decrease in white trillium size due to recent overbrowsing by white-tailed deer. Share: Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIN Email ...

Relict trillium, also known as Trillium reliquum Freeman, is a small flowering plant that only surfaces between March and May. It's dormant most of the year. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has ...

Trillium Renewable Chemicals (Trillium) announced its partnership with Zeton to design the world’s first demonstration plant to convert plant-based glycerol into acrylonitrile, deemed “Project Falcon.