In addition to T. cuneatum, I have T. grandiflorum and T. cernuum (nodding T.) growing on the property.

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i have planted t. underwoodii and t. catesbaei on the property and they are coming up now.

hi debbie,

i found this link by accident and thought you might be interested. it has pics of a lot of different varieties of trillium.

Jackie

Here is a link that might be useful: different trilliums

I was driving to a customers house last April when I spotted a sizeable area of T. catesbaei. It was my first time witnessing any Trillium in the wild. Simply beautiful plant to stumble upon!

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Pic was taken 4/17/05

Wow thank you folks I have been wondering what these plant were forever but mine look like spotted wakerobin like a sweet shrub bloom. Have tons in my woods so if any body wants some just let me know and you can come and get some. Do they like shade I am assuming they do because they are all shaded by the woods. I live in Pinson.
Jill