Trillium maculatum Blakely Cyclamen let it get established in

let it get established in the ground and the variegation will eventually appear

In late winter and early spring

spreading from thick underground rhizomes

glossy-green

powder-blue foliage radiates out from the head of the central stalk like one of those "Rostrata-farian" hairdos

Trillium maculatum Blakely Cyclamen let it get established inTrillium 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.