Trillium ludovicianum Caldwell Silver Pachyphragma where it was first described

where it was first described in 1970

I never imagined I'd get that excited about a ligustrum

who found this form of the Southwest US/Mexican native particularly adaptable in her humid

It is tardily deciduous

shortly after it was described as a new agave species in 2004

Trillium ludovicianum Caldwell Silver Pachyphragma where it was first describedTrillium ludovicianum 'Caldwell Silver' is our 2023 introduction of a new seed strain, derived from a single stem of a solid silver leaf clone of Trillium ludovicianum we collected in Louisiana's Caldwell Parish in 2004. Our offering are all flowering size seed grown plants, maturing around 10" tall, with solid silver leaves, topped, starting for us in early March with sessile dark purple petals. It's taken us 17 years to produce enough to offer, so