Trillium decumbens Jefferson Gems Fragrant Foliage Plants Found in the wild in

Found in the wild in scattered locations from Canada south to Maryland

so check your local regulations)

clothed with 3" long green leaves

Each tiny but surprisingly vigorous 8" wide clump is topped in late spring with 8" spikes of light lavender flowers

that only reaches 2-3' in year one

Trillium decumbens Jefferson Gems Fragrant Foliage Plants Found in the wild inTrillium decumbens 'Jefferson Gems' is our nursery seed propagated strain from an original 2011 clonal collection in Jefferson County, Alabama. This is our first offering of the highly prized Trillium decumbens, which is both a poor seed setter germinator and slow offsetter. This super cute trillium has mouse ear shaped green and silver patterned foliage that appears to lay flat on the ground, thanks to a decumbent (fallen and it can't get up) stem.