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Anybody know what this flower is? I brought home some seeds but have no clue about it. This was planted in shade, and had me wonder if it was a shade plant.
Could it be a blue trilliam? In our area (Oregon) trilliam are the first to bloom in the forest, under the shade of the doug firs... I usually see them in white but I have heard they are sometimes blue as well. The whites ones though have pointy petals...
Could it be a blue trilliam? In our area (Oregon) trilliam are the first to bloom in the forest, under the shade of the doug firs... I usually see them in white but I have heard they are sometimes blue as well. The whites ones though have pointy petals...
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