Red Trillium

Red Trillium is a flowering plant that also goes by the names Beth Root, Stinking Benjamin, Purple Trillium, and Wake-Robin; it is a member of the Lily family. The plant is known for having one reddish-to-purple flower on a stem that grows from eight to sixteen inches tall. The leaves of the plant can be up to seven inches long. One distinctive trait of this plant is the unpleasant odor of the flower; some describe the aroma as reminiscent of a wet dog. Benefits Of Red Trillium The plant flowers from April to June. This plant is easy to grow; it enjoys partial shade and moist, well-drained soil. It can grow in a sunny location as long as it's given enough water. This plant is a perennial, meaning it will return each year. In the spring, thoroughly cover the plant with organic matter and water to keep the soil moist throughout the growing season. Transplanting Red Trillium Red Trillium is like soil that is a bit acidic. As the plants spread, gardeners may want to transplant some. F