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This sweet little Trillium from the Siskiyou Mountains has been moved into its own genus of which it is the sole representative. This is known as a monotypic genus and we are drawn to such isolated species. This is quite diminutive but is very beautiful with usually white flowers but can be pink or have varying degrees of dark pink spotting. It increases well by division - these are nice freshly divided plants.
Thrilling in its own rarity and exclusivity, this trillium has chosen to throw off the shackles off its repressed relatives in the greater genus Trillium in favor of treading its own path in the new monotypic genus Pseudotrillium. Petitely elegant and a believer that good things come in threes. Composed of a trio of silver-veined foliate bracts worthy of an Erythronium, centered by a pedicel-born usually white tripartite flower. Said flower, in this strain, blushes and freckles demurely amidst the lights and stardom of a world outside its endemic range in the Siskiyou mountains. The choicest blend of botany and beauty, one you'd truly be remiss in doing without.