Trillium cuneatum

A forest plant from North America and the Himalayas, very hardy, provided it is planted in humus-rich, moist, shaded soil. From the ground directly emerge leaf stalks with clusters of 3 leaves. In the center grow the stemless flowers. We supply them in pots, where they have been growing for a year.
This variety has green leaves with grey-brown spots. In the center, the purple-red flowers bloom.

Denominations:
Latin: Trillium cuneatum
Dutch: Drieblad
English: Little Sweet Betsy