Trillium Roots. It’s January And I Just Received Them As A Gift.

Do I try to get them in the ground,it will be 40° this weekend, Or put them in the fridge over winter? Thank you for your help

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 01/08/2024 @ 1:55 am

You can plant them in the ground in late winter so store them in a cool garage or the refrigerator till then. Here is more:

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