Sounds like a great trail, Jim! Spring is still at a much earlier stage here, nothing thinking of flowering yet, most beds still deep under snow, and more on the way! Cohan
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 12:47 PM, J.E. Shields <[email protected]> wrote: > Larry, > > My things, Trillium and other, are mostly wild collected, so I don't have > the named forms. I do have a few interesting color forms TT. rugelii, > simile, and maybe a couple others. No pink or double T. grandiflora, > however. > > A couple T. luteum are in bloom too, I just noticed. Along the Monon > Trail, Erythronium americanum and E. albidum are in bloom today, but > weren't on Monday. > > Jim Shields > in central Indiana > USA > > N.B. The Monon Trail is an old railroad right-of-way from the Monon > Railroad that has been improved and paved. It runs from the northeast > corner of downtown Indianapolis north through the cities of Carmel and > Westfield (so far). > >
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