Paris quadrifolia

This is a trillium relative native over a wide range of Eurasia, from Europe in the west all the way to Siberia and Mongolia in the east. This herbaceous perennial is a woodland wildflower that slowly spreads via underground stems to form a small-scale groundcover. The leaves are in double pairs at the top of a short stem and the very unusual flower arises from the point where the leaves are all connected. In the autumn, each flower produces a single large blue berry which is also quite attractive. A rarely offered, beautiful and hardy wildflower that is easily grown in shade or under trees.

Plant Characteristics

• Flowering

• Outdoors

• Partial shade

Not Fragrant